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Did the attractive price offset the $700 delivery charge?

The Mustang aside, although it looks like a "mighty", cool ride, I'd like to hear your evaluation of the online buying process and especially this particular company. Would you use them again? Would you recommend them to a friend?

Going on 10 years of ownership and over 125k mileage she is still going strong and lookin' great. I spruced her up a bit with a detailed wax job this weekend.

So what is the max load capacity on the Ranger?

Thanks for the photos, Fred. Good times together.

I'm not rubbing it in, but we hit 70 degrees today for the first time. Great day!

Yes, but doesn't she look good up there on the Millennium Flatbed!!

Just so you don't have to watch the video, Seafoam Deep Creep and CRC Knock 'er Loose were the top two.

I let myself be fooled by the penetration of the brake fluid. It went right down the threads and out the bottom of the bolt. I guess I didn't pay close attention and missed the breakaway torque number. I think next time I watch this guy, I'm going to slow him way down.

Yes. I agree about the mixing.
The biggest surprise to me is using brake fluid. I never heard of using that for loosening rusted bolts & nuts.

Now was that so hard?? Plus another engine install to ice the cake. I just wish I could have been there to help.

I need a one page engine accounting from 'Smoker. Since you are an accountant, Blue Malibu, you can help him. I spent too much time, without much success, cruising these posts to find out which engine is which and where they are and where they are potentially destined to live. You owe it to your rea...

I can't say for sure this far out. I'll just say maybe.

I can't help wondering how the wrong bearing got in there.