Gnarlytoes

Makes POI easier to spot.

I'm absolutely sure the one I owned did a time or three.

The only red flags not present with that one are red hair and a couple of baby daddys.

I want. Just need to figure out how to get together.

I will take it if you can meet Saturday.

I will take them and pay shipping, if the deal falls through.

Fuel pumps wouldn't last but about 6 to 8 months in an '89 Silverado I had. I wound up cutting out a square and welding a piano hinge in the bed floor and kept a spare fuel pump in the tool box. Could change it out in just a few minutes after that.

If you weren't 6 hours away, I would be all over it.

https://www.sacurrent.com/news/fbi-arrests-man-allegedly-planning-to-shoot-kill-migrants-in-eagle-pass-texas-33755418

I almost did that once. I was scraping and leveling a few building lots in a subdivision. The first three were together, but the last one was down the street and around a corner. It was late Friday afternoon and I had promised the wife and daughters we would go out for pizza and a movie that evening. Ran the dozer up on the lowboy and decided I didn't need to tie it down just to go about 1/8 mile. I crept slowly down the street, but when I went around the corner, I felt it shift. Dozer grousers on a hard flat surface behave like ice skates on ice. When I got stopped, there was only about an inch of track still on one side of the trailer. I started it up, locked the opposite brake, and twisted it almost sideways to get back centered on the trailer. Threw on the chains and boomed it down to move that last couple hundred yards.