Pics are finally up!!!
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Pics are finally up!!!
Hey Guys/Gals,
I finally got my gallery up. On another forum I've already received some negative reviews about my seat covers so no big deal if you don't like them.
Thanks, Jerry
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...w.cfm?num=6264
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...w.cfm?num=6265
I finally got my gallery up. On another forum I've already received some negative reviews about my seat covers so no big deal if you don't like them.
Thanks, Jerry
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...w.cfm?num=6264
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...w.cfm?num=6265
Last edited by blacklariatfx4; Jun 4, 2004 at 03:27 PM.
Bighersh Alter-Ego
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The seat covers are.....well.... cheap-looking.
What are those? Sheets?
Come-on now... What could possibly be that much of a threat to the seats?
But, as the man said- as long as you're happy......
What are those? Sheets?
Come-on now... What could possibly be that much of a threat to the seats?
But, as the man said- as long as you're happy......
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Cia-agent,
They're not sheets, they're Cabela's Universal fit.
The threat to the seats, well my job entails being out in the elements which includes ranges, marsh and the swamps at Camp Rudder. The light gray cloth doesn't exactly go with the shi+ brown mud and clay found in this area.
Thanks for asking though.
They're not sheets, they're Cabela's Universal fit.
The threat to the seats, well my job entails being out in the elements which includes ranges, marsh and the swamps at Camp Rudder. The light gray cloth doesn't exactly go with the shi+ brown mud and clay found in this area.
Thanks for asking though.
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BlackLariat,
I dig the seat covers, from a functional standpoint. I'm sure none of you would mind keeping a set stowed away somewhere in the truck for the times when you know your seats are going to get it. Like getting soaked at the boat launch, falling in mud, wheeling, walking through shi+ brown marshes, etc.
(just tell people you take them off on the weekeneds, you'll get less flak that way)
- Justin
I dig the seat covers, from a functional standpoint. I'm sure none of you would mind keeping a set stowed away somewhere in the truck for the times when you know your seats are going to get it. Like getting soaked at the boat launch, falling in mud, wheeling, walking through shi+ brown marshes, etc.
(just tell people you take them off on the weekeneds, you'll get less flak that way)
- Justin
Bighersh Alter-Ego
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From: 33.02N / 96.66W
Originally posted by blacklariatfx4
Cia-agent,
They're not sheets, they're Cabela's Universal fit.
The threat to the seats, well my job entails being out in the elements which includes ranges, marsh and the swamps at Camp Rudder. The light gray cloth doesn't exactly go with the shi+ brown mud and clay found in this area.
Thanks for asking though.
Cia-agent,
They're not sheets, they're Cabela's Universal fit.
The threat to the seats, well my job entails being out in the elements which includes ranges, marsh and the swamps at Camp Rudder. The light gray cloth doesn't exactly go with the shi+ brown mud and clay found in this area.
Thanks for asking though.
I figured there was a good reason to hide those excellent seats....
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From: Nietzsche's Closet
Originally posted by jmvdigital
BlackLariat,
I dig the seat covers, from a functional standpoint. I'm sure none of you would mind keeping a set stowed away somewhere in the truck for the times when you know your seats are going to get it. Like getting soaked at the boat launch, falling in mud, wheeling, walking through shi+ brown marshes, etc.
(just tell people you take them off on the weekeneds, you'll get less flak that way)
- Justin
BlackLariat,
I dig the seat covers, from a functional standpoint. I'm sure none of you would mind keeping a set stowed away somewhere in the truck for the times when you know your seats are going to get it. Like getting soaked at the boat launch, falling in mud, wheeling, walking through shi+ brown marshes, etc.
(just tell people you take them off on the weekeneds, you'll get less flak that way)
- Justin
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Originally posted by Nihilism
Also, they would be very helpful to have right after killing someone especially if the guilty party butchered them. The last thing you would want after killing someone is having blood all over your new 2004 F-150 seats. Imagine the costs to clean that mess.
Also, they would be very helpful to have right after killing someone especially if the guilty party butchered them. The last thing you would want after killing someone is having blood all over your new 2004 F-150 seats. Imagine the costs to clean that mess.
Nihilism, did I mention what a nice truck you have? (Attempting to not get killed) Quick, hide that glove.
