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#1406458 04/17/2021 10:52 PM
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Only in the neighborhood, and very slowly, but man what a rush!!!

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Congrats!! It *is* a rush! And well deserved.


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"Hey! I sound like Darth Vader!!
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Fantastic! Ain't nuthin' like that first drive!!

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It was my first test of the tranny, brakes, rear, and front end. Man were these things built to last, thank God!!


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Congrats! We all remember that feeling of our first test drive. Nothing like it! chug


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I just drove one from the lower garage to the upper garage, no exhaust pipes, just manifolds..


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Originally Posted by Rusty Rod
I just drove one from the lower garage to the upper garage, no exhaust pipes, just manifolds..

Nice! Mine is going from headers to cherry bombs, no pipes after that (currently). A Beautiful sound smile


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pan3lman, I feel your joy. My first ride was just me and "big orange" and it was short. Just down to the end of the street and back but it had just as well been 20 miles. Keep trucking brother, and congratulations.


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Thank you!!

I've owned the truck for 4 years. I really couldn't begin to do serious engine work on it until last Summer. Then, I found out the fuel tank was bad, and there is no repro for it. I was sure I was SOL. But thankfully, Tanks, Inc helped tremendously, and as they say in Jurassic Park, "Life found a way" smile


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Originally Posted by pan3lman
Thank you!!
I've owned the truck for 4 years. I really couldn't begin to do serious engine work on it until last Summer. Then, I found out the fuel tank was bad, and there is no repro for it. I was sure I was SOL. But thankfully, Tanks, Inc helped tremendously, and as they say in Jurassic Park, "Life found a way" smile

Do you have any photos you could post?


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Originally Posted by MiraclePieCo
Do you have any photos you could post?
Sure thing- do you want the pics of mine? Or, the ones I got from Tanks Inc?


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