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Nice. I like the concept so much, I bought this sticker for my truck. Thanks!

What'sit mean?

Changed my mind. Gotta represent the forum, right?

"S'ok, just a Zagnut, folks! Nuthin' to worry 'bout! "

Oh GREAT! Thanks for ruining burritos for me, Cee-jay. I don't EVEN wanna ask what you do for Cinco De Mayo! :D

Like I said in post #4. Just go to the landfill and find a fridge that has the same color plastic and hack a big chunk outa the liner. Cut away the soft stuff, and use Interlux 5200 to glue a patch in. With the 5200, you wouldn't even need pop rivets or screws. That stuff is bullet proof...

More pics please of how you did this? Cost? Suppliers? Very interested.

I ordered 2 at 2 separate times. My card was charged once. Just got the email both are canceled. :(

Oooo, Oooo! Ordered one! (Prolly get cancelled though, but I can dream, right?)

We shipped a '75 Volvo Tgb from Goteborg, Sweden to Newark NJ for $3000 just last year using Oceania LLC's RoRo service. Spare parts, tools, etc., all were still in the truck when it arrived. $12,000 sounds CrAzY high! http://www.oceaniashipping.net/ Ask for Susan Howard.

My Volvo Tgb is 24 volt and we desperately NEED a winch for our build. Would somebody who got an extra PLEASE consider us for one? I can pay cash via PayPal.

I'd cut the bad section out and pop rivet in some new plastic with sealant under the edge.

It never should have been used for a high school welding project, IMHO.

Is that a weedwacker?! LOVE it!

No problem. I'm chock full of cheap ideas. (Actually, you can achieveppretty much the same result by simply rubbing the dry bar of soap on the dry washcloth, essentially scrubbing the soap into the cloth by force, but you waste a lot doing it that way cause it crumbles. We did this in the...

The iBolt mount comes with a cord that'll plug directly into your aux port.

Bumble-freakin-bee!

Take a bar of Ivory soap, toss it in a Tupperware bowl with a quart of hot water. Place bowl in sun, shake occasionally to completely dissolve the bar of soap. You'll be left with a bowl of slippery goo. Saturate washcloths with goo, hang 'em on the line to dry. Take a bag of dry...