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Originally posted by FavoriteMystaque:
I just noticed you live in LA-Louisiana. You have some heat tolerance built up  I live in upstate NY, it is hot enough..Is your work truck like a UPS or stepvan truck? It might be worth checking other pulleys as well as the alternator. A free car that runs is hard to beat.  It's newer than mine..
Its called a 12 bay truck. Its a 33,000lb. straight truck (no trailer), and the only AC on this beast is the side windows 
Let me see if I still have a picture online. Its just like this one:
Pretty much everything else accessory wise has been changed on the car. Waterpump, powersteering, altenator were just recently replaced, tranny flushed, etc. All it really needs is probably some plugs/wires, air filter, pvc, oil change and a seafoam treatment. Oh and a really good cleaning out. It never ceases to amaze me how a woman can completely just turn a car into a pig pen on wheels
Scott
2004 Ford Mustang GT
Magnaflow exhaust, FRPP C springs, 18" Saleen rims.
1999 Mercury Mystique
The beater.
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I recently saw two very shiny Coca-Cola 18 wheelers, maybe that is the next step up for you. Even bigger! There is a large local bottling plant in Rochester NY. Quote:
It never ceases to amaze me how a woman can completely just turn a car into a pig pen on wheels
I agree, many minivans are hazardous inside!
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