Do the wings on a truck work?
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Originally posted by balvert
Gee thanks Bob. Now you hurt my feelings.
Gee thanks Bob. Now you hurt my feelings.
PenitentBob
ps: those things are really ugly.
Originally posted by FiverBob
Gee, I'm really so sorry. I had no idea how close my comment would hit to home. How can you ever forgive me? I'm such a cad.
PenitentBob
ps: those things are really ugly.
Gee, I'm really so sorry. I had no idea how close my comment would hit to home. How can you ever forgive me? I'm such a cad.
PenitentBob
ps: those things are really ugly.
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Originally posted by balvert
Bob, I really don't believe you are sincere when you say that.
Bob, I really don't believe you are sincere when you say that.
I am, I am, honest, for sure, really, no joke. (fingers are crossed - --
)Comin' your way this summer - - better have those roads straightened up. Old Ghost sure doesn't want any of that weird white stuff around.
Originally posted by wv smoker
Don't know much about wings, but that guy hanging over the rock cliff ought to send who ever made the hitch a big thank you card! ................
Don't know much about wings, but that guy hanging over the rock cliff ought to send who ever made the hitch a big thank you card! ................
Bob.......beauty is different to different folks. I bought the fiberglass type that lays down. Pretty? Now I want go that far but ugly, I wouldn't say that. I had it painted to match the truck, black and silver with a Ram's head in the center. Now that don't look to bad. The best thing the wind deflector does is get most of the bugs off my Teton's nose. And like I've said before, I would rather replace the deflector from rocks or whatever, than see those items in the front of my trailer. The nose would be very expensive to replace. This idea works for me.
..Preston..
..Preston..
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A Ram head in the middle of the wing. Now, I could go that - - - and I would leave it up all the time for all to see. How about a big "C" under it. YEH.
As far as bugs, get a sprayer botlle and mix a solution of baby oil & water, spray on the front end cap. The oil keeps the bugs from turning to concrete. A long truck squgee/window cleaner can easily take off the days accumulation of bugs.
Thought about the wing for for fuel economy, but will scatch that.
At any rate, the baby oil will definetly help the bug problem!!! Cheap too!!
Thought about the wing for for fuel economy, but will scatch that.
At any rate, the baby oil will definetly help the bug problem!!! Cheap too!!
Originally posted by supr
As far as bugs, get a sprayer botlle and mix a solution of baby oil & water, spray on the front end cap. The oil keeps the bugs from turning to concrete. A long truck squgee/window cleaner can easily take off the days accumulation of bugs.
Thought about the wing for for fuel economy, but will scatch that.
At any rate, the baby oil will definetly help the bug problem!!! Cheap too!!
As far as bugs, get a sprayer botlle and mix a solution of baby oil & water, spray on the front end cap. The oil keeps the bugs from turning to concrete. A long truck squgee/window cleaner can easily take off the days accumulation of bugs.
Thought about the wing for for fuel economy, but will scatch that.
At any rate, the baby oil will definetly help the bug problem!!! Cheap too!!
Originally posted by Palmetto_kid
Need to post that pic on the heated, and much debated "safety chain" topic....lol.
Need to post that pic on the heated, and much debated "safety chain" topic....lol.
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