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i was thinking about this type of dash only without the extra control wheel
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HA! Would you settle for an instrument panel from a UH-60 Blackhawk? I know where you can get one cheap. icon biggin Bring your camouflage.
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Gives a whole new meaning to Digital dash. Dakota don't have poop on that.
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Why not go with the extra control wheel as well. Just think, that way you could hop over and drive around pasenger side obstructions too.
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After seeing your Bronco project, I feel safe knowing you are the one working on the airplane. That is an amazing picture.
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Are those sheepskin seatcovers?
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for 46 million of course there sheep skin
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Sheepskin is classy. I had a sheepskin cover in my HUMVEE when I was deployed last. One driver had one of those wooden bead seat deals as well
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bones wrote:Sheepskin is classy. I had a sheepskin cover in my HUMVEE when I was deployed last. One driver had one of those wooden bead seat deals as well


All I got was dusty canvas.
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Viperwolf1 wrote:
bones wrote:Sheepskin is classy. I had a sheepskin cover in my HUMVEE when I was deployed last. One driver had one of those wooden bead seat deals as well


All I got was dusty canvas.


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No EFB! That must be one of the "older" models:)
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