I could always go pick it up ahead of time. He’ll cut me a better deal than he does other people
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77 C20 hauler to crawler
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I could always go pick it up ahead of time. He’ll cut me a better deal than he does other people
Thanks man! Have to see how things are going before we head that way! Really appreciate it!
What would you use the compressor for? Airing up tires?
It ain’t easy being as cool as I am. I need all the help I can get!
AC? Boooo!
Yeah, he lives in super swampy humid hot Wyoming...pssssh...
Lol you guys are funny. My crawler has ice cold AC too. My buddies gave me all kinds of crap when I pulled up next to them with my windows rolled up in early August in Moab. By mid day they were taking breaks so they could jump in with me and cool down. 70 degrees is my favorite temperature.
But on another note.... I do have a York compressor that I’ve been trying to find a place for on this.
I has belts n hoses... oh and a radiator and shroud too. One step closer.
that's a little radiator you got there for a fire breathing big block chevy.......
Yeah I’m a little worried about it. It’ll get me through the winter though. But it is keeping it cool at the moment. Haha
It's Wyoming, you probably won't even need to run a fan due to the temp and wind speed there.
Lol Have to put cardboard in front of the radiator most days. Summers get pretty toasty and the wind does more harm than good. Kills your fuel mileage (even more) too!
I'm sure the winter will be fine, might need to take the hood off during the summer. Keep an eye out for a diesel or BBC radiator while junking.
One of my parts trucks is a 6.2 with a good radiator. I might put this one in my sons since he just has a smallblock
Is that a Toyota radiator?
Lol no it’s a PRC aluminum radiator.
Oh yea, I don't think an RC radiator is going to be nearly big enough, even if it was in a 1/8 scale RC.
