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I bought my chrome SRT replicas from there. One of them needed 8oz of wheel weights without a tire! I contacted them and they sent me another one.

Did you take that chute off the Volvo?

Awesome, thanks!

Thanks, If you could; hit the share button and get others to like the page! :thumbup:

For the right price.. Ill throw you the keys..

For our wedding, the photographer went over this with us.. And we were fine with it.. Not a deal breaker for us... As we paid the photographer $$$$ for the photo's, not family... Although I think if someone was breathing down my neck watching my every move, I would start playing dumb... In a whisper voice "Hey I just got this camera last week.. do you know how to adjust exposure? What does this button do?"

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A Sebring sitting for a period of time = no good. I would suggest maybe some type of 4x4 if there is any sand. Like a wrangler. Take the doors and top off.

Looks slow.

Still a work in progress... Getting word out, hopefully we will have more cars in the near future!

After talking with Clay, we opened up a facebook page for Columbus Cars And Coffee. NET This is a place for the people who go / have gone to load photo's, invite friends, etc. To get to word out, and get more people to come show off their rides.. So like us on facebook, check out the photo's, and drop a comment about your experience! Please no Trolling, or you will be blocked.. http://www.facebook.com/#!/ColumbusCarsAndCoffeeDOTNET

I try to post mine up when I take them.. I havent done much photography in a week or so..

Go to the dr and have them freeze it? Or try the over the counter freeze kits they sell

No 30 day coverage? Mine didn't come with a warranty either but it was the next day that I Raised hell.

Sorry but if I bought a used car I wouldn't dump any money into it. I would take it back to the dealership. I bought my 04 ram from toyota direct. I checked it over and drove it with no issues. The next day I backed out of my driveway, put it in drive and it didn't move. Just slipped. I called them and they told me to bring it in. So I brought it in and argued with them, they ended up putting a new transmission in, replaced the power steering rack, put one new tire on for some reason. And gave me a rental car for a week.

The new ones for the price and warranty are great, the older ones are still not horrible. I've seen a lot of air condition issues. I would suggest buying new though.

What year is he looking at?

While I didnt have a problem with my plastic bedliner in my ram, paint still looked like new. I have done 10-12 truck frame replacements on toyota's. And when pulling the plastic liner out, the bed was almost as rotted as the frames.. I have seen numerous 04 model F150 beds also rot due to plastic bedliners. I think as long as you have drainage holes you should be fine.. I think toyota's normally got plugged with dirt and mulch.. So the water just sat under it.. I used the herculiner roll on shit on my ram. It looked like shit, and it peeled right off. I sanded my bed and prepped properly, did 3 coats.. I think your best bet (and will probably help value if you sell it) will be to just get it sprayed by lineX...

So by "releasing the pressure"...... You are venting r134 refrigerant into the atmosphere? :megusta: There are multiple things you can check on. But I always start with a correct evac and recharge. If compressor still doesn't turn on I check the relay/ jump it to manually turn the compressor on. And go from there.

I don't remember seeing any tie down points in your bed. When we did tundra and Tacoma truck frames, sometimes we used chain. Made an "x" in the bed and attached the chain with "d rings" to the bed. B it it's easier to just have people come over and lift it. So you don't risk dropping it. Or the hill billy way.. Find a tree, use 4 ratchet straps. Lift it up and drive out from under it.

I think you misunderstood. I said do NOT do a roll in bed liner. Haha. They are junk. If you use the bed for hauling stuff, I suggest getting a Linex spray in liner put in. You'll never have to worry about it again. Plastic ones are ok, but will probably cause the bed to rust over time.

I still have 16 weeks left until I'm officially a "dad" But I still got a bunch of happy fathers day wishes

Are you evac'ing the system and recharging?

Some photo's from today.. It was warm out.. http://i477.photobucket.com/albums/rr133/probin007/junecars.jpg http://i477.photobucket.com/albums/rr133/probin007/junecars2.jpg http://i477.photobucket.com/albums/rr133/probin007/junecars3.jpg http://i477.photobucket.com/albums/rr133/probin007/junecars4.jpg http://i477.photobucket.com/albums/rr133/probin007/junecars8.jpg http://i477.photobucket.com/albums/rr133/probin007/junecars6.jpg http://i477.photobucket.com/albums/rr133/probin007/junecars7.jpg http://i477.photobucket.com/albums/rr133/probin007/junecars9.jpg And then I got photo bombed.. http://i477.photobucket.com/albums/rr133/probin007/junecars5.jpg