What did you do to your non-G body project today? [2020]

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Started the day by selling some crappy brackets I inherited from a property's previous owner for $80. Literally a product designed to let people who have no business building throw up a crappy shed that will collapse in a couple years.

Anyways, took my $80 and bought 2 things - 1) a nice cool 6 pack, and 2) spent $70 on this cap including (4) c-clamps.

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It's old/period correct but most important is it serves as a cheap way for the bed to act as dry storage when I need it to. All aluminum, doesn't weigh much. Side windows open, close, and lock.

20 years ago I remember those things being free and people picking them up to make free firewood lean to roofs. Down here I guess there's a market for them because people actually use them to sleep under???
 
Installed the C6 in the F150 Sunday Had to fix a brake line I broke installing the crossmember after that drove it around for a while smelled some oil burning maybe I should’ve replaced the rear main seal while I had the transmission out
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Did you hop over the border by chance?
My buddy is coming home from the 'ghani this Friday. He's been away for 5 months and the 2019 ZR1 has been climate controlled at 65 degrees. He's supposed to quarantine for 2 weeks, but what do you really think is going to happen? 🤔
 
My buddy is coming home from the 'ghani this Friday. He's been away for 5 months and the 2019 ZR1 has been climate controlled at 65 degrees. He's supposed to quarantine for 2 weeks, but what do you really think is going to happen? 🤔

He's going to do his two weeks in lock-up, right after doing 200mph.
 
Started the day by selling some crappy brackets I inherited from a property's previous owner for $80. Literally a product designed to let people who have no business building throw up a crappy shed that will collapse in a couple years.

Anyways, took my $80 and bought 2 things - 1) a nice cool 6 pack, and 2) spent $70 on this cap including (4) c-clamps.

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It's old/period correct but most important is it serves as a cheap way for the bed to act as dry storage when I need it to. All aluminum, doesn't weigh much. Side windows open, close, and lock.

20 years ago I remember those things being free and people picking them up to make free firewood lean to roofs. Down here I guess there's a market for them because people actually use them to sleep under???
If you seek and upgrade, be aware that caps for the 1980s-1997 long bed Pferds have the same dimensions as the square body long beds. I found a decent Snugtop of that vintage, and other than the fact that I parked it under a leaky Pinion tree, it's in nice shape. It replaced an aluminum one that had a tough life in a hail storm. I could crawl under the aluminum one, lift if off with it on my back and walk it off the truck solo. Can't do that with a Snugtop!
 
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