The bench looks like its in amazing shape lol

 

its like truck balls but better

the only function i can come up with is, is that theyre clearance indicators

 

yeah... that's it... "clearance indicators"

 

Picked up a empty quart paint can and lid, a couple of grommets, and a inline fuel filter for a lawnmower from Home Depot. Popped a hole into the side of the can, inserted grommet that fits snugly over front diff beather hose, and then drilled a hole in the lid for the second grommet and the infilter now used as a breather. Mounted can on driver side wheel well and slipped front diff breather hose about 1" into can. Now when I overfill the front diff and it decides to puke, now more gear oil everywhere. Total Cost: $8

Added two of these in the canopy, $15 total:

 

a buddy of mine used his old back door as windows on the top floor of his barn.



sorry its not vehicle related but i thought it was a good idea.

 

Before...

$5 in fabric and staples later...

And presto, now if just have to figure out to do with the rest of the red interior...

 

turning the interior gray one part at a time?

 

Yeah no kidding. I'll let you know in 15 years how it turns out!

 

They do make some pretty good paints for changing plastic and vinyl. I did it on my old firebird. Saddle Brown to black. Looked way better.

 

This was a ceramic bobble head that my son had pulled the head off years ago. I found it in a box and as I was getting ready to toss it, had the thought. I took my shift knob and cut it with a hacksaw then shaped the aluminum with my grinder so it would fit up inside the head. I little gorilla glue and so far it's been holding up well. You won't see one of these at autozone.

 

I'll have to try again with the pics

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There we go. Who else gets to drive with Gene Simmons?

 

Wanted to try this for a while to see if I can get some cooler air into the intake. This is my first attempt so don't laugh too hard. It'll eventually be a snorkel.

Pulled the fender, cut some holes, and installed a 3' piece of dryer duct.


Made a semi sealed air box from a 6" ID piece of HVAC ducting.


So far I've had a minor increase in fuel millage (about 2mpg) and the throttle response seems a tad better when the truck is warmed up.

Total cost was about 15$.

 

Oh that just rocks!!! Makes me what to rock-n-roll all night and..... well you know the rest.

 

nice... you wouldn't happen to have any pics of inside the cowel area, would you?

 

With your new intake route did you do anything to divert the water that gets into your cowl (i.e. when it rains, or at the carwash) from going into your intake pipe? Just curious.

 

X2. This is the route I want to take eventually. Hope it proves to be worthwhile.

 

i'm liking some of these ideas , i may have to cough cough BORROW a few.....

 

Not sure how Junker did his, but this is what I did on mine:

the rear, note the inlet is angled upward a bit


I also heat bent the inlet to help deflect any water from the cowl a bit better


I checked after the first few heavy rains and never found any water in the airbox

 

14 bucks at the old harbor store cant be beat bright led swivel mounts and they screw right and are easy to take off well worth it lights the whole bed up

 

are they battery powered?