What did you do to your Dent today v2

[DNFXDLI]

Started it.

At least yours starts

Duncan probably walked passed his...…

Listen you.........lol

You just never mind

 

[dustybumpers]

At least yours starts







Listen you.........lol







You just never mind

Duncan remembered how to post!!!!!

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[fatherdoug]

He he!

 

[DNFXDLI]

Halloween is a comng you two.

 

[fatherdoug]

He he!

 

[dustybumpers]

Lol. Ya. We gonna get u first

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[taxreliever]

As the boys get older (6 and 8 now), the trucks get less and less use....ugh.....79 haven't even taken out in 2019, but have driven the 77 3 or 4 times this year and drove it through a brush-less car wash to get all the dust off of it.

Drove it yesterday to the town office....really miss driving the rigs!

Next year, parking the 77 and will pull the 79 out for the occasional run into town and what not and will need to alternate now every year until the boys are old enough to drive them.

 

[dustybumpers]

That's how it ends up. We have a 68 step side Chevy that was built 20 years ago for our one son in the garage. It hasn't moved since 98.
The boy is no longer with us, the truck just sits there with crap all over it.

Enjoy the trucks and boys while you can, you never know what the future brings

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[dustybumpers]

That's how it ends up. We have a 68 step side Chevy that was built 20 years ago for our one son in the garage. It hasn't moved since 2008.
The boy is no longer with us, the truck just sits there with crap all over it.

Enjoy the trucks and boys while you can, you never know what the future brings

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[Jasperrc]

Ken, yours are still two of the prettiest trucks out there!

...Enjoy the trucks and boys while you can, you never know what the future brings

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Very true.

 

[taxreliever]

That's how it ends up. We have a 68 step side Chevy that was built 20 years ago for our one son in the garage. It hasn't moved since 98.
The boy is no longer with us, the truck just sits there with crap all over it.

Enjoy the trucks and boys while you can, you never know what the future brings

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100% agree and thanks......that's pretty wild about your step side.....My wife says if the boys don't want these rigs when they get older, we'll sell them and give them the money. I told her I'd buy them!!!

 

[taxreliever]

Ken, yours are still two of the prettiest trucks out there!



Very true.

Thanks! Love those rigs and really, really enjoy driving and cleaning them.

 

[dustybumpers]

100% agree and thanks......that's pretty wild about your step side.....My wife says if the boys don't want these rigs when they get older, we'll sell them and give them the money. I told her I'd buy them!!!

My advise, is to involve the boys more. use the trucks, drive them more frequently. stop keeping them as monuments. If the boys get used to being in and around the trucks, they become a part of them, not a treasure in the garage to turn into cash to buy some frivolous thing.

My middle and oldest son drive me crazy about the truck, but they would only sell it, and that would break my heart more than all the dust and crap piled on it now.

 

[Jasperrc]

Good advice!

The yellow flareside in my avatar belongs to my daughter. It was given to her before she could drive and it didn't run. We spent countless weekend hours, busting knuckles together to get it running. She drove it through high school and it's her pride and joy. We didn't let her take it to college, the drive was too far for us to be comfortable with that. When she graduates, she'll take it with her where ever she goes. I don't think she'll ever sell it, but if she does decide to, I'll get first dibs and it won't leave the family, way too many memories to let go.

 

[fatherdoug]

Thanks! Love those rigs and really, really enjoy driving and cleaning them.

Ken, is that YOU? Welcome back!

 

[taxreliever]

My advise, is to involve the boys more. use the trucks, drive them more frequently. stop keeping them as monuments. If the boys get used to being in and around the trucks, they become a part of them, not a treasure in the garage to turn into cash to buy some frivolous thing.

My middle and oldest son drive me crazy about the truck, but they would only sell it, and that would break my heart more than all the dust and crap piled on it now.

I started to and need to get back into it.....my wife and I would have individual date nights (with mom) and boys night out (with dad (me)) and I would take the rigs with each boy when it was their turn....even my oldest and I started getting into cleaning it, which is one of my favorite things to do so it was heaven when he started helping me clean it.

Good advice!

The yellow flareside in my avatar belongs to my daughter. It was given to her before she could drive and it didn't run. We spent countless weekend hours, busting knuckles together to get it running. She drove it through high school and it's her pride and joy. We didn't let her take it to college, the drive was too far for us to be comfortable with that. When she graduates, she'll take it with her where ever she goes. I don't think she'll ever sell it, but if she does decide to, I'll get first dibs and it won't leave the family, way too many memories to let go.

That's cool!

Ken, is that YOU? Welcome back!

Yes sir...thanks Doug!

 

[Jasperrc]

Repaired some surface rust on the floor inside the cab and replaced the door seals. Man, it is so much quieter without the door rattle and wind noise

 

[DNFXDLI]

The usual here

 

[dustybumpers]

The usual here

You at least looked at it, right?

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[DNFXDLI]

You at least looked at it, right?

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Of course