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Dale hollow. 630 something miles of shoreline I believe. I have to come back in a few weeks, whos coming?

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That would seriously suck.

My buddy has foam in his to help limit the amount of fuel in the tank and as stated keep it from sloshing to the rear.

They want to put some sort of electrical box inside my back and run wires down inside the leg to my foot. Probably wont be cheap but I dont think I can do it.

I dont know if they help, I havent worn them yet but I assume they wont. My kids said I should have just gut shape-ups as well.

I have a 2nd gen ipod touch(8gig with original box) and a 1gig ipod nano(unsure of gen believe 1st gen) that I would like to trade for an ipod touch 4th gen. I may also have some shuffles I could sell for $30 each. Trade both touch and nano for the 4th gen.

If your asking about the price, you got me. The plastic brace is suppose to support the foot and help keep the gate of the foot working as usual. The bottom of the one shoe has a rocker bottom added which is basically shaving off the shoes bottom, glueing on thick foam and then rounding the heel. When I step down in that shoe it doesnt feel flat but feels like it wants to keep rolling as you do when you step forward.

That plastic brace sticking out of the one cost $700+ alone. The custom orthotics inside and then the sole modification including the shoes puts everything just under $1100. They sayed they expect everything to wear out in a year if used regularly.

Hard to believe a piece of plastic, some nylon, a little bit of foam and shoes cost just over $1k. Yeah the one sits 1.5" higher, that should be fun to walk in. http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d87/wnaplay/maxumboatremodel005.jpg

I have one, maybe 2 prepaid cell phones(very basic phones) that I am wanting to sell. I will be switching the numbers to a new provider but the sim cards will have the minutes left on them. The one I am definately selling has around 900 minutes on it, the second one if I sell will come with around 700 minutes. The one thats for sale now I am asking $85. I just payed $100 for 1000 minutes last week for this phone, texts are used at a rate of 1/3 a minute per. These were for the kids to take when they were younger and running around. Both in good shape. I can get a pic if someone is interested.

Put it all together a few days ago and decided to keep it, mods please lock. Thanks

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It will be fine holding 3 quads, as I would also be doing that. I was going to finish it today but ran out of time with the rain. I will most likely do it this weekend and just keep it. I will let everyone know.

Most of the junkyards I go to are more age oriented. I go to wirthmans if I am looking for something newer.

We did flasks for everyone, not sure why but its all I could think of.

Clifford Automotive is a site sponsor. I know alot of guys have used him.

Need touse self-tappers to put the wood on. It was never setup for hauling. its like 6'x10-12',somewhere around there.

Just flat, get at least one new tire and rim from a place like andersons and you can pull it home. If your using at night or cars behind you cannot see your vehicles tailights, you need to spend 10 mins putting on a $10 harbor freight light kit. Then wood floor, and build some side rails if you want them, or buy the hidden deck hooks from harbor freight to strap stuff down with.

Putting my foot vertically for the first time after my initial surgery and the blood rushing to my leg. Even with all the liquid dilaudid I had in my system it near made me pass out. It took several days before I could actually do it.

Could be worse.

The tire on the top of the trailer is a newer actual size for it. The bottom one is alot smaller and I put it on there to move it around. Theres also a spare smaller size as seen lying next to the trailer, plus I have 2 other unmounted smaller tires. They are road tires but I dont know how long any of the smaller tires would actually last as they are old and have not been used in several years. The new owner would have to go over to Andersons or someplace and pick up a new tire/rim to match the right size, or try to fill the smaller tires up(put other small tire on to match other side) to get it out of here. You can see the 2 black wheel fenders laying on one of the rails.