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That is definitely an awesome ride!! 
I like what you did, It gives me something to shoot for 
I like what you did, It gives me something to shoot for - Joined
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yeah, I am running some yokahma A/Ts now (I am on the highway more now). They are ok, a lot smoother than the swampers
-Drew
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A-Pillar Handles from a F-150 Installed:
http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=159845
-Drew
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