U-bolt flip.... off a Chevy. If your not worried about re-using the U-bolts. Then this may be for you.
Price around $5-$10 P-N-P for a set.
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getting your broke brother to work on your Rig for a pack of smokes. lol
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seat belt strap to hold down the ice chest out back. One click away from cold drinks. belts were free.
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spot welded to the bed so I don't have to drill a hole and buy some bolts.
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backing plate eliminator. cut center out with cut off wheel. re install. Free
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home made is always a good thing. Price something like $60
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square drive shaft is always a cheap solution.
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and the Gang that helps me out in one way or another. Thanks Buds.
that's me (4 eyes).
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Mike