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- February 16, 2001
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- City, State
- 43°48′48″N 91°13′59″W
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 91 4 do'
LOL, first hand experience coming from you.
There should be no blue plastic on the rig once I'm finished with it. There will however be a nice big steel handle in there, maybe even a piece of leather hanging from the ceiling you can bite down on Matt.
Between the two rear seats there will definetely be a cooler mount with quick access, maybe even one of those wall mounted can crushers and a recycle bin.
I also figured out that I will give Corbeau seats a shot. I walked into a dealer who sells multiple brands including Beard and Mastercraft and as much as I want to buy a name, I'll have $4K tied up in seats, 5 points and shocks, if I go with Corbeau, I'll save about $800. I'm willing to go that route since I drove my explorers an average of 1500 miles a year since I moved out here.
One guy says go hard backs, another guy says go suspension seats. I personally think suspension.
There should be no blue plastic on the rig once I'm finished with it. There will however be a nice big steel handle in there, maybe even a piece of leather hanging from the ceiling you can bite down on Matt.
Between the two rear seats there will definetely be a cooler mount with quick access, maybe even one of those wall mounted can crushers and a recycle bin.
I also figured out that I will give Corbeau seats a shot. I walked into a dealer who sells multiple brands including Beard and Mastercraft and as much as I want to buy a name, I'll have $4K tied up in seats, 5 points and shocks, if I go with Corbeau, I'll save about $800. I'm willing to go that route since I drove my explorers an average of 1500 miles a year since I moved out here.
One guy says go hard backs, another guy says go suspension seats. I personally think suspension.