He did it, ranchitout_ed finally made a leather shift wrap
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Ranch-it-out:
I replied to your email from my military email address so I hope you received my reply. My brother(Adrian) should have contacted you to set up a time on Sunday I believe. I hope it is helpful to you and I thank you for helping him install the shifter cover and also the pillar covers. One last thing... Please take care of my girl... and post pics of your new items.
I replied to your email from my military email address so I hope you received my reply. My brother(Adrian) should have contacted you to set up a time on Sunday I believe. I hope it is helpful to you and I thank you for helping him install the shifter cover and also the pillar covers. One last thing... Please take care of my girl... and post pics of your new items.
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I hope your brother sent you some pictures of the leather pieces I put on your truck.. Saturday I was working in my shop and got something in my eye ! I tried to get it out for about two hours with no luck so I hade to go to the eye doctor to get it removed so I was not feeling up to much on sunday when he dropped it off but I did do the pillar pulls and a few other little mods hope you like it. I dont know how to post pics . Hope your brother will drop it off another day when I feel a little better .. Thanks Ed
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Ed,
He did send me some pictures and I truly appreciate you installing those items. Any time you may need to use it for your projects just let me know and if he has time he can drop it off. I am on deployment until the middle of April so it sits in the driveway most of the time. Thanks again!
Some people have told me i'm crazy for letting a stranger use my truck to do MODS but a little trust and being a good "neighbor" goes a long way.
He did send me some pictures and I truly appreciate you installing those items. Any time you may need to use it for your projects just let me know and if he has time he can drop it off. I am on deployment until the middle of April so it sits in the driveway most of the time. Thanks again!
Some people have told me i'm crazy for letting a stranger use my truck to do MODS but a little trust and being a good "neighbor" goes a long way.
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I understand about leaving your truck. I don't like to even leave mine at the dealer. I will work with the dealer in my area they let me use the truck on the lot when they have one its just a pain to get them to unlock them and its always a rush. I think I am going to stick more to the F250 F350 King Ranch so I can use my truck ..
Thanks again Ed
Thanks again Ed
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Originally Posted by Ranch-it-Out
I understand about leaving your truck. I don't like to even leave mine at the dealer. I will work with the dealer in my area they let me use the truck on the lot when they have one its just a pain to get them to unlock them and its always a rush. I think I am going to stick more to the F250 F350 King Ranch so I can use my truck ..
Thanks again Ed
Thanks again Ed
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Originally Posted by mwdhand
Well I personally think that any quality product that is made by hand, by a skilled craftsman is worth a premium. I would pay $60 for something like this. 1. becuase I want it, 2. reason listed above, 3. the guy is obviously a stand-up person whom I would bet would give service after the sale if there was a problem. This is why I despise the Walmart phenomenon, it's all about cheap, cheap, cheap.....who cares about quality anymore, people are too used to buying stuff made by some 8 year old kid in a sweat shop in Cambodia. If Ford sold it, it would probably cost $200, and would be made by machine outside of the country. I don't work cheap, and I wouldn't expect anyone else who is skilled at what they do to either.
Thanks Ed