What is the Deference ?
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Originally Posted by RED WING NUT
The Heritage is what they called the old body style ('97 to '03) in '04. Both the Heritage and the new body style come in styleside (straight bed sides) or flareside. 
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Originally Posted by Gator.
What is the deference between Heritage and style side truck beds ?
I know what a flare side is.
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Gator.
I know what a flare side is.
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Gator.
By the way its DIFFERENCE not deference
I'm tellin LGJ
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Jamz -
Your sig.
You're too young to have had one, but you might know of them.
When I was a kid I had a POW MIA bracelet (a cheap piece of tin that made your arm turn green)
I had forgotten about it until recently. Saw a story about them and I instantly remembered the guys name on the bracelet.
I looked him up on the web. Found out that he's technically still MIA . . . they never found him. He was in Laos (that place we never were at . . . ) flying an F4.
Brought up a whole lot of memories . . . and sadness.
anyway not to hijack this thread . . .
but here's to Walter H. Sigafoos III MIA April 1971
:santa:
Your sig.
You're too young to have had one, but you might know of them.
When I was a kid I had a POW MIA bracelet (a cheap piece of tin that made your arm turn green)
I had forgotten about it until recently. Saw a story about them and I instantly remembered the guys name on the bracelet.
I looked him up on the web. Found out that he's technically still MIA . . . they never found him. He was in Laos (that place we never were at . . . ) flying an F4.
Brought up a whole lot of memories . . . and sadness.
anyway not to hijack this thread . . .
but here's to Walter H. Sigafoos III MIA April 1971
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Originally Posted by kobiashi
Jamz -
Your sig.
You're too young to have had one, but you might know of them.
When I was a kid I had a POW MIA bracelet (a cheap piece of tin that made your arm turn green)
I had forgotten about it until recently. Saw a story about them and I instantly remembered the guys name on the bracelet.
I looked him up on the web. Found out that he's technically still MIA . . . they never found him. He was in Laos (that place we never were at . . . ) flying an F4.
Brought up a whole lot of memories . . . and sadness.
anyway not to hijack this thread . . .
but here's to Walter H. Sigafoos III MIA April 1971
:santa:
Your sig.
You're too young to have had one, but you might know of them.
When I was a kid I had a POW MIA bracelet (a cheap piece of tin that made your arm turn green)
I had forgotten about it until recently. Saw a story about them and I instantly remembered the guys name on the bracelet.
I looked him up on the web. Found out that he's technically still MIA . . . they never found him. He was in Laos (that place we never were at . . . ) flying an F4.
Brought up a whole lot of memories . . . and sadness.
anyway not to hijack this thread . . .
but here's to Walter H. Sigafoos III MIA April 1971
:santa:
THAT'S ABSOLUTELY AWESOME Kobi, thnx.
