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#804772 12/08/2011 3:25 PM
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I left Stillwater, MN Sunday morning and drove to Pagosa Springs CO to get my truck. Quite the adventure since they had 31" of snow in the mountains 2 days prior. The computer in my flat land pickup had a heck of a time figuring out what to do with the thin mountain air but eventually, I got my power band back. I got the truck loaded and left CO at noon on Tuesday and got home at 9:30 pm Wednesday. I took a number of pics of the trip and a few of the truck. Here's a link to my webshots album.

http://rides.webshots.com/album/581859932TLMCAK?start=0


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Glad you got her home! Looks like a fun trip.


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I'm impressed!! Beautiful pics!
I bet you were glad when you were on dry pavement!

Nice looking AD.


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thanks for the pics. looks like a great truck. now use it


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Hey, road trips are what makes memories. I'll bet you will NEVER forget that trip! Glad your home safe and another Stovebolt is in good hands. Congrats


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Nice looking AD Truck, I even like the color.

Was that really -22 degrees showing on your gage? The picture of the flat top mountain was interesting.

Looks like you had a fun trip.

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Originally Posted by Iron Clad
Nice looking AD Truck, I even like the color.

Was that really -22 degrees showing on your gage? The picture of the flat top mountain was interesting.

Looks like you had a fun trip.

Yep, minus 22 degrees. The current color is a lot lighter than the original paint still on the back of the cab.
I got a little time to look it over tonight and it is sooooooo clean, I can't believe it. Even the frame rails have such minar surface rust that I can rub it off with a scotchbrite pad !!! I got to looking in the glove box and under a bunch of old insurance papers was........................drum roll......................the ORIGINAL owners manual !! Did you know there is a maintenance schedule for oiling the piston leather in the vacuum booster ?


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