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I was thinking "Tango and Cash"

Unistrut, also called kindorf amongst other things is made out of aluminum and stainless steel in addition to the galvanized you have pictured

thanks for taking the time to look that all up, and posting it for me!!:victory:

Well I fired up my Tahoe Sunday and smelled gasoline, found fuel spraying out from the rear wheel well!:Wow1: :Mechanic:We have a trip to go on wednesday, and I am wondering if anybody has any info on replacing the lines from the top of the tank to the frame rail. I did not have time to work...

That horn sounds friggin GREAT!!!:wings:

we see the SEAL teams around here use them to tow around and launch cigarette boats they look like http://www.trucknstuffinc.com/news/newman/gfx/gallery/navytruck2.jpg

Oh, yeah I should have noticed the location....... Oh, and Flounder, do you carry a fire extinguisher?

+1 he is right, go ahead and get your concealed permit also. More info is here: http://expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=22251

You may be able to use a timer relay like this one: http://ecatalog.squared.com/fulldetail.cfm?partnumber=9050JCK23V36 It might be a little pricey, but it would give you the ability to keep the lights on for a period of time after you get out and shut the door. They use a constant power feed...

I may turn some people off, but I would never recommend a Crown Victoria as a daily driving vehicle unless you are an officer in a dept. that issues them and have had extensive training in driving a Crown Vic safely.

exactly, that is my point about the firearm often being a small part of a law enforcement officers job. where is that beer somebody mentioned??:friday:

As far as the grit and grime goes, this is my G34 that i through in a mud puddle at one particular 3 gun match that was raining miserably. After I threw it in a buddy of mine stood on it, then I finished the match with it. PS, the signature on the side is R. Lee Ermey's

come to the darkside, get a Glock:wings:

Thanks, that is the point I was trying to get across. Now I do shot with police that are gun people, and they are good. A lot of times when somebody from law enforcement shows up to a match they are humbled very quickly.

No, most police officers are NOT highly trained with firearms, and many treat their firearms as a minor part of their jobs, like a flashlight or a ticket book. They may often become complacent with safety. The person that chooses to carry a firearm in self defense does so because they WANT to...

+1111111111 I had a broken EGR do the same thing. Had to hold it about half throttle to keep it running.

I totally disagree. If you learn the rules, know the rules, follow the rules, nobody has an accidental/negligent discharge. A Glock is a great first pistol.

Charlie, with me, (and most people i have discussed this with) carrying causes me to want to avoid trouble more, ie: just letting go of a situation instead of pursuing it.

Another +1 on the Glock 20 here, and Doubletapammo http://www.doubletapammo.com/php/catalog/index.php?cPath=21_25&osCsid=f3675f778736a92ae90990a0d8308de0