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#61

03-14-2008 01:54 PM by Guest

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Originally Posted by SteveBooth
Finally, a picture of Rev. I was told you like to dress all in black. Where are the sunglasses? Which Blues Brother are you in this picture? Jake or Ellwood?

OH S--T thats sick !!!!!! I'LL bet he likes Elton John !!!!

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#62

03-14-2008 01:54 PM by Rev.Vassago

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Originally Posted by ash_ca_la
Fuel Mileage matters but miles don't matter !!!! It's not how many miles you turn every week but the rate per mile and what you get to keep that really matters n will eather break you or make you depending on how good of a bussiness person you are !!!
ROTFLMAO :lol:

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#63

03-14-2008 01:57 PM by Guest

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Originally Posted by ash_ca_la
Fuel Mileage matters but miles don't matter !!!! It's not how many miles you turn every week but the rate per mile and what you get to keep that really matters n will eather break you or make you depending on how good of a bussiness person you are !!!
ROTFLMAO :lol:
Rev

You no understand english ???? No Comprendy PUNTA ????

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#64

03-14-2008 04:38 PM by Doghouse

$8,500 for Super Singles,......not this dog!!
I'm going with Firestone 690's a couple of new steel wheels and a set of Cats Eyes for truck and trailer,.....$3,674.00.
Your right no worries the fuel savings was not enough to justify it and the weight savings either.
Put that with my new tranny $4,500 and I've spent enough on this truck this week :wink:

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#65

03-14-2008 05:11 PM by Mackman

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Originally Posted by Doghouse
$8,500 for Super Singles,......not this dog!!
I'm going with Firestone 690's a couple of new steel wheels and a set of Cats Eyes for truck and trailer,.....$3,674.00.
Your right no worries the fuel savings was not enough to justify it and the weight savings either.
Put that with my new tranny $4,500 and I've spent enough on this truck this week :wink:
Go with the alcoa dura-brights They look badazz.

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#66

03-14-2008 05:35 PM by Doghouse

I'd love to go with the new Alcoa's Mackman, but the price he quoted me was for the regular machine finished high maint. aluminum.
I just can't justify the price for the looks, or weight savings.
And I sure don't want to swap out my duals for them,..I have 6 good ones and 2 need to be replaced,....the $$ don't add up to nothing when fuel is $0.75 more now than in December.

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#67

03-14-2008 11:05 PM by no_worries

If I had to do it over again, I'd have gone with the Durabrites (got bad advice). However, you can get guys to polish yours once a year for peanuts if you want...no big deal.

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#68

03-15-2008 04:35 AM by 2

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It's Costing $2.25, To Be Able to Run a Truck, these days...
Again " 2 " is clueless and full of :dung:
Hi, shorty.
How's the president of my fan club?

BTW, your signature is backwards....../

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WORK SMARTER... NOT HARDER...

Uh... " 2 " you are so effin stoopid you have no clue how to work smarter.... :lol: :lol:
You
really
are

Quite

Emotional

aren't you...
Are you a girl?

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