Midwest 3rd Gen BS Thread - WI, MI, IA, MN, IL, IN

Hey Midwest dudes and dudettes -

I will soon have a nice '99 limited for sale. Fixing a few minor things before I get it posted. Located in Bemidji, MN. Just passed 200K. Great condition, TRD/Bilstein/OME suspension, rear locker, 60% DuraTrac tires, etc. PM me if you are interested.

Thanks!
 
Hey Midwest dudes and dudettes -

I will soon have a nice '99 limited for sale. Fixing a few minor things before I get it posted. Located in Bemidji, MN. Just passed 200K. Great condition, TRD/Bilstein/OME suspension, rear locker, 60% DuraTrac tires, etc. PM me if you are interested.

Thanks!

Got any parts laying around not going with the truck? :)
 
There's a couple in the 4th and 5th gen section I think we are it for active members from mn in the 3rd gen section. Somebody please prove me wrong!

Oh and go wild! season opener tonight!

Minnesotan here! Actually live right across the border in Hudson WI, but same difference :heh:
 
Got any parts laying around not going with the truck? :)

Not much! A '99 grille (OEM chrome), kick panel plastic, and OEM roof rack (95% complete), spare fuel filter lines (got as a spare in case I busted mine getting the old filter off...didn't), and maybe a few other random things. Do you need something in particular?
 
Not much! A '99 grille (OEM chrome), kick panel plastic, and OEM roof rack (95% complete), spare fuel filter lines (got as a spare in case I busted mine getting the old filter off...didn't), and maybe a few other random things. Do you need something in particular?

I don't need anything in particular I just like having inventory. I was just wondering if you had some extras but I don't need any of those cuz I already have some of them. My family has property on the east side of leech lake and I built a shed this summer to store many spare parts. I've got lots of spare parts it's kind of borderline hoarding.
 
Not much! A '99 grille (OEM chrome), kick panel plastic, and OEM roof rack (95% complete), spare fuel filter lines (got as a spare in case I busted mine getting the old filter off...didn't), and maybe a few other random things. Do you need something in particular?

What fuel filter lines? I annihilated my fuel lines this weekend getting the filter off. I'd like to replace both hard lines coming from either side of the filter.
 
So I'm about to be going to school again in Hillsdale mi. Anyone around there? Coming from socal
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So I'm about to be going to school again in Hillsdale mi. Anyone around there? Coming from socal
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Not relevant to your question, but, I really like the flat roof rack. Its simple, and would be great application for carrying a kayak which is what I use my stock roof rack for primarily. After ratcheting it down with straps so many times to the oem cross bars, they have literally deformed to where the bow down rather than up like they use to.

I may copy your idea in the future . . .
 
Not relevant to your question, but, I really like the flat roof rack. Its simple, and would be great application for carrying a kayak which is what I use my stock roof rack for primarily. After ratcheting it down with straps so many times to the oem cross bars, they have literally deformed to where the bow down rather than up like they use to.

I may copy your idea in the future . . .
I don't mind man. My last name isn't Gobi.

Ideas are supposed to build off each other. That's how progress is made. If you would like a few more pictures they are in my build thread.
 
I didn't take any pictures either but northern MN got 3 inches of snow and what sucked about it is that a layer of ice formed underneath it. I hit a spot of black ice and slid into the other lane before I regained control and I was only doing 35. Fricken sucked. A 3 hour drive took me 4 and half hours.
 
Not relevant to your question, but, I really like the flat roof rack. Its simple, and would be great application for carrying a kayak which is what I use my stock roof rack for primarily. After ratcheting it down with straps so many times to the oem cross bars, they have literally deformed to where the bow down rather than up like they use to.

I may copy your idea in the future . . .
I have a flat rack I could sell ya. It's in my old build thread.
 
Not relevant to your question, but, I really like the flat roof rack. Its simple, and would be great application for carrying a kayak which is what I use my stock roof rack for primarily. After ratcheting it down with straps so many times to the oem cross bars, they have literally deformed to where the bow down rather than up like they use to.

I may copy your idea in the future . . .

I use these on my stock rack. Just cut the 4 carriage bolts a little shorter or it will rub on your roof. And use better straps than the garbage that comes with it.

http://www.amazon.com/TMS-Pairs-J-B...0YY/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1448322149&sr=8-3&
 

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