Truck ran just fine after adding gas, uneventful trip home, this is the truck that spent time at the High School,that was saddly not a good experience,when I got it home I had to really look closely at it, lots of loose bolts,front shocks were not tightened, rear shocks were only secured on the bottom, the tops were just flopping around. One wheel had the lug nuts put on backwards. On the good side they did find a bad bearing on one of the front wheels that has been replaced.OK I've been remiss, I'll try and take a picture, it's not much to see but it runs good if you keep gas in it. Dave


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