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Last night I made seared Ahi tuna, calamari fries, and veggies.

If you are having a problem with the headliner contact cement bonding too quickly you can use long strips of wax paper in between the form and material. Then slowly expose the area you are gluing. It gives you more time to get a smoother outcome.

I'm going to be selling the Ranger but want to swap radios with my 2011 van OEM CD/radio. The Double DIN Pioneer unit will fit the van just fine but I'm not sure if it will work both ways. I really need the Pioneers backup camera for boat launching. I'm not sure if it's even worth he trouble to...

Have you tried Pelican Parts? They differentiate the various body styles. I used them when I had a 325iX Coupe and never had a problem.

I made Jagerschnitzel again. Good thing I joined a gym today.

Nice work! You've really done your homework on that project.

I'm afraid that hood is past the simple spot repair stage. It's probably best to send it to a shop with Al experience for a complete strip/fill/and prime. Getting a good final paint finish is really dependent on a shop using the correct etching primer for Al. People that think aluminum doesn't...

I'm freezer diving tonight. Either leftover Chicken Pot Pie or Baked Mac n' Beef I made over the last few days.

An electric chopper is blasphemy

Paint code should be YN/M6505

Made Jagerschnitzel with pomme frites.

Do bone stock clean daily driver trucks qualify?

Made a grilled Teres Major steak, fried taters, and salad. Luckily I was finished before the vet showed up to resuscitate it.

Tried to vacuum up all of the Jack Russell hair. I swear the OE fabric is like velcro with dog hair. Either that or the hair is barbed and is just difficult to remove. The black lab hair comes right off. I've tried all the usual methods; vac, sticky tape, diluted fabric softener. I wonder if new...

It would be my E350 I bought new in 2010 and only have 88K on it now. The Ford I put the most miles on was my 63 Econoline camper, I put 230K on it in 3 years in the early 70's on countless road trips surfing in Mexico and all over the west coast. That Ford never broke down even once.

It's amazing what you have documented there. I took Rt. 66 on my way to California from Detroit 1970. I love the the early history of mobile America.

You are the only mod online right now so I'll try you 1st. I renewed my annual Supporting Member on Sept. 29th and it still doesn't show up on my member info. I know PP isn't the quickest to respond after the same thing happened last year. Could you check into this please? Thanks, SRB

Welcome from the Central Oregon Coast.

Nice work! You could hide a missile launcher on it. Can you get pressure treated plywood where you live? It's available and a must have on the Oregon coast, but I cant find it locally in Sacramento. My 3-paint coat exterior plywood floors are rotting after only 3 years on mine.

Not bad for a rust-free California truck. I've seen worse for much more https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/619891566983716/?ref=search&referral_code=null&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3A6edbbcf2-6382-4067-bea0-a1d96cbfe755