What did you do to your non-G body project today? [2019]

[TURNA]

I don't want to dump a lot of money in it.

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[ItsnotaGN]

I worked six hours Sunday and got my skid steer pretty much back together.View attachment 104480 I still have to round up filters, oil, and a belt. Then I can fire it up. I took a picture of my service truck yesterday while freezing my *ss off yesterday. Here you go ItsnotaGN.View attachment 104481

Oh yeah, that's way bigger than my little Ram 5500 with a 7K Maintainer crane and body. I put a ton of miles on so the little truck is nice. I had a F750 with a 10K Maintainer body and box, it was a nice truck with airbag rear suspension. I still have a cable remote for my crane which I take a lot of crap for until someone drops their wireless or runs out of batteries for it. But damn, you have some storage room on that truck!

 

[Turbo Zach]

Oh yeah, that's way bigger than my little Ram 5500 with a 7K Maintainer crane and body. I put a ton of miles on so the little truck is nice. I had a F750 with a 10K Maintainer body and box, it was a nice truck with airbag rear suspension. I still have a cable remote for my crane which I take a lot of crap for until someone drops their wireless or runs out of batteries for it. But damn, you have some storage room on that truck!

I don't think I could fit in a little truck any more. I have way too much stuff for that. Every truck I get seems to get nicer. I got this one brand new two years ago. I have put 60000 miles on, but really have not run as much distance in the last two years compared to precious years. People look at me funny when I pull up to work on a JLG sizzer lift. I get a wide variety where I work.

The 10/22 is highly customizable, for sure. I'm not sure how far I'm gonna end up going with it. I actually haven't had it all that long, I got it last summer when they were on sale at a gun shop. Bone stock, out-of-the-box, I can get about 3 inch groups at 50 yards. I'm hoping with a scope I can get that to an inch or less. If not, I'll do the BX trigger next. I like the Green Mountain barrels but this gun is just for plinking, I don't want to dump a lot of money in it.

I think that is plenty capable. I have a Hawke 22 scope on mine. I get a quarter size group at 75 yards. Wax Elly bullets though. I think with an aftermarket bull barrel it will get better. I have all kinds of guns in different calibers, but still seem to shoot a 22 the most. Have fun with it!

 

[joesregalproject]

I think that is plenty capable. I have a Hawke 22 scope on mine. I get a quarter size group at 75 yards. Wax Elly bullets though. I think with an aftermarket bull barrel it will get better. I have all kinds of guns in different calibers, but still seem to shoot a 22 the most. Have fun with it!View attachment 104511

So far I've only shot cheap Remington bulk through mine, but I may pick up a couple boxes of CCI standard velocity and see if it likes it any better. I like shooting the the 10/22 because it emphasizes any errors you make, which really helps you hone your technique. I mostly shoot 9mm and 5.56 but I should shoot 22 more often.

 

[denny]

71 corvette keeps me busy as hell. i also love my 81 malibu

 

[Local Hero]

New rear brake pads and rotors for the Cop Vic. Also started dismantling the dash to get the cluster out so I can replace lamps. But I was struggling and didn't want to brake anything. So I moved on to cutting off the brackets that were left behind when the pushbar was removed and started patching up a crack and missing piece on the lower corner of the front bumper cover.

 

[joesregalproject]

I got bored today and started looking for things to do. I fixed a few things around the house, and it was still early. So I went outside and saw my truck cap sitting in the corner of the yard. I lifted it out of the mud and set it on 6x6s, then hosed it off to get the heaviest of the dirt and leaves off of it. Then I got a ratchet strap and strapped the back corners to each other so the sides don't bow outward. It's already got one small crack near the top left corner of the rear window and I don't want it to get any worse.

I probably should've done all of this when I first took it off, but better late than never I guess. I don't really ever use the cap, but it came with the truck and I can't bring myself to get rid if it. It's not in great shape but it looks good from ten feet.

This is it last spring when it was on the truck-

 

[Turbo Zach]

I got bored today and started looking for things to do. I fixed a few things around the house, and it was still early. So I went outside and saw my truck cap sitting in the corner of the yard. I lifted it out of the mud and set it on 6x6s, then hosed it off to get the heaviest of the dirt and leaves off of it. Then I got a ratchet strap and strapped the back corners to each other so the sides don't bow outward. It's already got one small crack near the top left corner of the rear window and I don't want it to get any worse.

I probably should've done all of this when I first took it off, but better late than never I guess. I don't really ever use the cap, but it came with the truck and I can't bring myself to get rid if it. It's not in great shape but it looks good from ten feet.

This is it last spring when it was on the truck-
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Rodeo camper right there!

 

[joesregalproject]

Rodeo camper right there!

That's part of the reason I don't want to get rid of it. I have this grand plan of throwing the cap on it, getting one of those air mattresses for a truck bed and a big cooler and taking it up to Lake Erie for a fishing/camping/beer drinking trip. It'll probably never happen but I like the thought of it

 

[Wageslave]

I thought an LSC with a stick shift and limited slip rear would be a great hack.

Something like this work for ya?

https://evansville.craigslist.org/cto/d/1996-lincoln-mark-viii-manual-trans/6793881196.html