Lariats "build" - Page 3

Lariat · #31 03-26-2014, 10:51 AM

I don't sell in that volume. I average maybe 3 vehicles a year.

JesusFreak_2000RangerXLT · #32 03-26-2014, 10:53 AM

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I have a hay business. I also, buy fix, and sell vehicles.

Very nice truck! I got the same tires as you. They have treated me really well and are seemingly quite.
That is so awesome that you are already working hard and making money. It is a blessing to have a dad that keeps you motivated and want to follow in his steps. Our generation is full of a bunch of slackers who only care about playing video games and how many girls they can date. Good for you! I will definitely be watching the build on your truck.
God Bless!

dangerranger94 · #33 03-26-2014, 10:55 AM

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I don't sell in that volume. I average maybe 3 vehicles a year.

hmm maybe you could give me some pointers? Lol I've been doing damn near the same thing n the best vehicle I got is worth like 3000

Lariat · #34 03-26-2014, 10:57 AM

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Originally Posted by JesusFreak_2000RangerXLT

Very nice truck! I got the same tires as you. They have treated me really well and are seemingly quite.
That is so awesome that you are already working hard and making money. It is a blessing to have a dad that keeps you motivated and want to follow in his steps. Our generation is full of a bunch of slackers who only care about playing video games and how many girls they can date. Good for you! I will definitely be watching the build on your truck.
God Bless!

Thank you! I'm also glad to hear that you enjoy the coopers, more good news for me! Hard work has kind of been a family thing. I'm planning to be a diesel mechanic here within the next year or two. I'm going to attend Wyotech this fall!

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hmm maybe you could give me some pointers? Lol I've been doing damn near the same thing n the best vehicle I got is worth like 3000

Don't always buy the better vehicles, and don't be afraid to spend some more on top. Sometimes you need to buy 2 vehicles to make one.

dangerranger94 · #35 03-26-2014, 11:05 AM

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Thank you! I'm also glad to hear that you enjoy the coopers, more good news for me! Hard work has kind of been a family thing. I'm planning to be a diesel mechanic here within the next year or two. I'm going to attend Wyotech this fall! ---------- Don't always buy the better vehicles, and don't be afraid to spend some more on top. Sometimes you need to buy 2 vehicles to make one.

actually I don't buy I trade for something that has issues, fix it then keep trading, like that's how I got my Eddie Bauer f150, started with a 1988 Chevy 1500 v6 no compression on one cyl and spent a max of 1000 bucks and abunch of trades now I got the f150

JesusFreak_2000RangerXLT · #36 03-26-2014, 11:24 AM

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Thank you! I'm also glad to hear that you enjoy the coopers, more good news for me! Hard work has kind of been a family thing. I'm planning to be a diesel mechanic here within the next year or two. I'm going to attend Wyotech this fall!

That is awesome! That is how it is in our family too. My dad has been a self-employed commercial refrigeration mechanic and both a commercial and residential heating and air conditioning repairman for 23 years. My mom hasn't had to work for over 20 years. Right now, I am learning the business and am hoping to either help expand the business or take it over.

Lariat · #37 03-26-2014, 11:48 AM

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actually I don't buy I trade for something that has issues, fix it then keep trading, like that's how I got my Eddie Bauer f150, started with a 1988 Chevy 1500 v6 no compression on one cyl and spent a max of 1000 bucks and abunch of trades now I got the f150

some take more time than others to get more.

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That is awesome! That is how it is in our family too. My dad has been a self-employed commercial refrigeration mechanic and both a commercial and residential heating and air conditioning repairman for 23 years. My mom hasn't had to work for over 20 years. Right now, I am learning the business and am hoping to either help expand the business or take it over.

cool dude!

Lariat · #38 03-27-2014, 09:00 AM

I finally made it to the pick and pull near by and got my Temp sensor for the OHC. I had also found an A-pillar for my passenger side, but it's the wrong shade of grey. I'll pull the paint codes out of the vin plate and hopefully be able to find the exact shade i need. I cracked my old A-pillar cover when pulling the wires for the OHC.

Lariat · #39 03-30-2014, 08:00 PM

PTM'd the tailgate handle, i think it looks a little more clean than the faded black handle. Eventually i'll do the door handles, but they are riveted on.

pk9298 · #40 04-02-2014, 08:41 AM

Love the truck! I really love the Sonic Blue color!! Keep postin!

Lariat · #41 04-02-2014, 09:33 AM

Sweet! I'm glad i have another follower!

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A few more photos to add.

This one is a little blurry, and I apologize.

But first, lemme take a selfie!

RoberticusMaximus · #42 04-02-2014, 10:19 AM

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lol! selfie haha

Lariat · #43 04-02-2014, 10:23 AM

Lol yeah, i need to shave!

JesusFreak_2000RangerXLT · #44 04-02-2014, 11:17 AM

Hey, I don't plan on getting wheels but where did you get your wheels. A buddy of mine has what looks to be the same wheels as you on in 1993 Toyota Pickup. I think he got them at Summit Racing for $50 per wheel.

Lariat · #45 04-02-2014, 11:56 AM

Tirerack for 83 a wheel. But mine are wider and have a larger offset.