You should bury them on one of your favorite trails with a nice little cross. My friends nickname was MR Nine. He lost a toe in the spokes bike riding. He never revealed what Mr 9 meant he wanted to keep the girls guessing
Way to take that sh*t in stride! Great plate!Today we added our new licence plate
Last Wednesday 2 more of my toes were amputated for bone infections, now a total of 4 toes -- adios.
One of my friends gave me this plate as a joke.
My custom orthotics guy came by today to start updating the fit, and said in the ski boot biz, they see 6 toes on one foot frequently- with God's help I'll finish out with 6 total!!!
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Haha- a great idea, but bone infections are very toxic, as is the MRSA bacteria I had [the doctors and nurses wear bright "danger" clothes when treating me
] and the tissue is considered dangerous medical waste by the hospital - all my lil' piggies went in the hazardous waste container -- gone and forgotten!!! Still have big and pinkies, I'll be back on the trail with the Labs soon, which was the goal of doing both feet at once - to minimise time off the trail!!
Faricy boys was a joke for mine. literally the dude had to be drug out to get pics. I hope you have better luck. I just ate the deductible and put the exo shield on mine when it was getting the PPF and tint (Since mine caught a rock on day 2 of owning it)
Yep they did my whole Jeep in PPF (I went to them on your recommendationHeh, I called Faricy Boys and decided I wouldn't waste my time with them either!
I have a $0 deductible glass rider on my ins, so I filed a claim and will have Auto Film Solutions do the replacement. They're a smaller shop, and they do a lot of work on high end vehicles. I trust them to take care of the Jeep while they have it.
I'm going to have them install the Exoshield on the replacement before it's installed into the Jeep. And I'm thinking about having a piece of tint added across the brow. The Exoshield requires about 24hrs before being driven with, so this way they can add that and have it fully cured before I even bring my Jeep to them.
My crack has gotten worse, it's about 12" wide now and directly in line of sight for the driver. I can't wait for the replacement to happen, hopefully next week...
) AND replaced my windshield at the same time too. I had them install exoshield and tint the inside just slightly and it made a BIG difference. Now I'm not sure if it's the tint or exoshield (or combo of both) but even after about 6 months, I have a SLIGHT haze looking out the window (kinda hard to describe, and I do not really notice it any more)
Yep they did the entire inside, I was afraid of going too dark, so I did the least amount possible, and maybe should have gone darker. BUT It is SOOOO much nicer in the snow. Cust some of the glare off, and keeps some heat out of the jeep.
I'm hoping you can post some pictures of it when you're done... I'm interested in seeing how the top mount looks installed.
@redbeard719 I just posted some pics of it installed in my build thread, see link below:
Added the Banks iDash SuperGauge using their lower mount grab bar Stealth Pod. Really easy, really clean install.
Being connected to the ODBII port, much like a JScan, not only can it read codes without having to turn the Jeep off and go into a diagnostic mode (like is required by the Tazer), which can cause some intermittent codes to disappear (such as what happened to me on my old JL when the locker sensors were acting up), but it can also display up to 8 vehicle parameters at a time (from a selection of up to 300 parameters, depending on the vehicle). So, I've currently got it setup to show Engine Coolant Temp, Engine Oil Temp, Trans Temp, Oil Pressure, Battery Voltage (the 5 gauges that display on the Off-Road Pages app), as well as Ambient Air Temp and RPM. It also has a programmable "shift light" (which I've set to bright red) where you can have it alert you to shift when approaching a certain RPM; in my case, it's great because when I want to "bark" the exhaust on a shift at high RPM when I'm driving by the back of the former HOA president's house, I see a red light in my periphery and I don't have to take my eyes off the road.
Banks really did a nice job with the Stealth Pod. Has that factory stippling look to it, and fits securely in the grab bar. I did have to remove the lower CMM mount I had there, but I have a CMM mirror mount on the upper side of that grab bar, with a ball mount, so not a big deal.
So you can mount top or bottom of grab bar niceToday we added our new licence plate
Last Wednesday 2 more of my toes were amputated for bone infections, now a total of 4 toes -- adios.
One of my friends gave me this plate as a joke.
My custom orthotics guy came by today to start updating the fit, and said in the ski boot biz, they see 6 toes on one foot frequently- with God's help I'll finish out with 6 total!!!
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There’s two versions. Top or bottom. Not the same pod if that’s what you are asking and/or thinking.
Yes I see makes sense I looked at pictures posted. Thanks for the response
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