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Robert J Hale Registered: August 2008 Posts: 7	Well, I'm the boss and I say it's time for a new work truck. That means the old one will become my new official fishing truck! First thing I did even before unloading it was to display the new rod builders symbol on it! Rod building and Ford, two of my favorite things!
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Johnathan Sams

Registered: August 2005
Posts: 19

Wed August 20, 2008 11:07am

Maybe you could put it on the window or the bumper?? MIght hard on the paint if you ever remove it?

Robert J Hale

Registered: August 2008
Posts: 7

Wed August 20, 2008 11:13am

Not worried about any paint. This was a work truck and has been beat to death. It will get even more beat up on my backwoods fishing trips. Wanted to display the decal prominently and I did. Plus it takes your eyes off the tailgate dents. LOL!