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:fuckyeah: That's about as sweet as I'll go on cereal. I like normal Cheerios, Rice Chex, and Rice Krispies.

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nice ride. also didnt see that coming lol

clean indeed. Interior shots would definitely help. And what color it is if i missed it!

NC. Just bought an XTerra from Charlotte. I could not believe how insanely clean everything underneath is for a 10 year old car. Should have waited to buy my FJ down here! Also it was 75/sunny yesterday.

The guy at 3:40 in OP vid. Bauce is it bad to love these videos? POST MORE GOOD ONES!

I used the JoAnn foam stuff on a F150.. Worked great. The most important thing is to use really good glue or it wont stick.

That canvas/vinyl one sure looks a lot better than the solid one. Seems like a good one since the kind that roll-up are pretty difficult once it gets cold out.

Well, I will say from a bystanders perspective, that just looking around that a lot of these newer style Rams are rusting like crazy. I don't know if it is just how people care for them (maybe more work trucks are Rams), but I have just noticed it.

Got to, so not to get shot :gabe:

Ohh thats right. They did an Express

Tis hot. There was a Gearz episode on a red one where they redid the interior, brakes, ect.

Lulz

I have done architectural work for Thompson Building and Buckeye Restoration. I am not sure if they do much mold, but it is another couple you could look up. http://buckeyerestoration.com/services/mold-mitigation-remediation/ http://www.thompsonbuilding.com/specializeservices.htm You can tell either Adam at Keiser Design Group mentioned them. They may or may not remember me since I moved out of the state lol.

Sounds like you could replace / clean the plug and it'd start, but would probably just happen again. I agree with valve cover gaskets

sounds like something isnt put together quite right... or... is there a wick somewhere in those? It appears if there is, and it is too tall itll smoke a lot. Just trim it. I know nothing about them, just how to Google lol

I would be pissed if I owned that rim/tire lol. Lotta $$ probably epic roll though!

I guess that makes them 5x114.3. Offset is somewhere 35-45mm. CB is 67.1mm

bad.ass. that would be awesome

I do not think by law they have to do anything but uphold their interpretation of the code. They figure if you want advice, then you will pay someone else to do it. Sometimes we pay code consultants if we do not know the specifics.

So Reynoldsburg has a "3rd party" reviewing them since they must be busy?? I have had that happen with smaller places, like Lithopolis... I knew the plans examiner at the City of Columbus who was reviewing them.

Looks soo bad :dumb: A lot of FJ guys are doing that to the silver trim (looks ok), and the white roof... the roof looks terrible. You'd have to be a bauce at spraying it.

Yeah they can be real bastards. In the end it is their way or the highway usually. There are a few jurisdictions that are a pleasure to work with (ie. Franklin Co., and usually the City of Columbus) and the bad, like Union County, and a few others.. If you have any specific questions I can try my best to help out! Residential is my bread and butter, but I can usually navigate the code decently

Realllly depends on the drawings? 2K is a lot! Are they whole house Construction Documents!? If it is residential (and not electrical or plumbing) you shouldnt need any stamped... Also the building code was just updated. Not sure exactly what sections but we just went from OBC 2006 to OBC 2009

It'll just catch fire....