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I decided that my rollbar covers were dirty and smelled just a little like swamp mud, so it was time to remove them and throw them in the washer for a good cleaning. Now I did know that they were sun faded and didn't expect them to suddenly return to a nice black color, but at least the grime, dirt and smell would be gone. So all I had to do was wait until the wife was a work so I could throw them in the washer and dryer to make noise without getting caught. Remember these are darks so cold water wash with tide, because Ice T said so.
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Front seat belt turning loop screw |
40 |
29.5 |
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Speaker pod screws |
10 |
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90 |
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