What have you done to your square lately??
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I think you'll be fine provided your vent line is higher than the fill.I called LS Fab about this filler last Wednesday. Got an answering machine said they return calls in 1 business day. Still haven't heard from them
Jokes on them, I got it to close/fit better anyways.
Painted it up an installed it for the last time hopefully.
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Got the bed trimmed for the sending unit an put back on.
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However I'm not optimistic that its going to fill very well at all. The cap they have ends at the bed floor an the tank fill is also basically on the bed floor. Its going to have to have a 90 like 3" below the cap an then a 45 or so to the tank. An i gotta get from 1.5" to 2" in there somewhere.
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Sure is nice looking at any rate. I mean the whole thing, not just the filler.I called LS Fab about this filler last Wednesday. Got an answering machine said they return calls in 1 business day. Still haven't heard from them
Jokes on them, I got it to close/fit better anyways.
Painted it up an installed it for the last time hopefully.
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Got the bed trimmed for the sending unit an put back on.
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However I'm not optimistic that its going to fill very well at all. The cap they have ends at the bed floor a the tank fill is also basically on the bed floor. Its going to have to have a 90 like 3" below the cap a then a 45 or so to the tank. An i gotta get from 1.5" to 2" in there somewhere.
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They're a small operation, I think less than like 10 people. They may be headed to the C10 Nats in Nashville this weekend, who knows. Glad you got it figured out though, it looks good. Hopefully it'll fill ok with a good vent, might have to take it up higher in the bedside somehowI called LS Fab about this filler last Wednesday. Got an answering machine said they return calls in 1 business day. Still haven't heard from them
Jokes on them, I got it to close/fit better anyways.
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I have a rollover/check valve thing from tanks inc for it. Plan to get it up high an attach it to the stake pocket with a cushion clamp if I can get in there to secure it that is lol.
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On with the weekend. Work ended early, so I picked kiddo up from school and got some burgers for a treat. We haven’t been to a burger stand in a while. It was fun listening to the 60s music and doing some education on 60’s restaurant font.
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Aligned to doors as much as possible with out the fenders. Still need minor adjustments now that the strikers and rubber are installed.
Had a coupe golf buddies help made it way easier.
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Had a coupe golf buddies help made it way easier.
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So far swapped the mandarin visor arms for a chrome set last of the orange now gone.
Finalized the rollover/breather with a bulkhead to put it outside of the bed cover.
Now just need to finish up some wiring.
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Finalized the rollover/breather with a bulkhead to put it outside of the bed cover.
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Now just need to finish up some wiring.
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Took mine apart last night with help from the GF and our friend’s poodle, Brembo, that we’re watching for the weekend
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Took it to a local show. There were some really nice cars there today, including a beautiful white square. Ran into a friend who had his 55 Chevy entered. His dad bought the car new and it’s been in the family ever since. Thought I had a pic of it but I must not have taken one, but it is behind the VW in the one pic.
Beautiful day. Wife and I had a nice time walking around and looking at all the cars and window shopping in the downtown streets.
Beautiful day. Wife and I had a nice time walking around and looking at all the cars and window shopping in the downtown streets.
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That's no POODLE, kid!
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Poodles(not the toy breed) are actually pretty large and stout. Cool dogs. My Dad had one growing up that was his best friend and now has two in his retirement years.
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I just got in from our annual car show where we had 64 attend. The best truck was a 74 LB 2wd that I failed to get a pic of.
Anyway, I've pulled my 87 V10 from the bean field & gonna begin cleaning for another local event next weekend. I have new Custom Deluxe emblems to add to the fenders as well.
HS
Anyway, I've pulled my 87 V10 from the bean field & gonna begin cleaning for another local event next weekend. I have new Custom Deluxe emblems to add to the fenders as well.
HS
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Yes there are several different sizes of poodles, and they're technically different breeds... but it's kinda like how we have Scottsdale, Cheyenne, Custom, Custom Deluxe, Silverado...all Chevy trucks but they have distinct differences.
One of my regular customers at Costco has a poodle that's a Standard or a Giant (if there is such a thing) that's as big as a German Shepherd or a pit bull. Also have seen a big Cane Corso coming in with a member periodically.
