DENNIS ANDERSON'S KING SLING FIELD TEST 9-1-2010 ROGG.avi

WWW.DAMMPARK.COM PLEEEASE SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE VIDEO!! THANKS DENNIS ANDERSON FIELD TESTING HIS NEW MUD TRUCK....KING SLING.... THE TRUCK WILL BE MAKING IT'S RACING DEBUT SATURDAY SEPT. 11 AT DENNIS ANDERSON'S MUDDY MOTOR SPORTS PARK GO TO www.dammpark.com FOR MORE INFO!!



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2008 Ford F-450 Super Duty King Ranch Start Up, Engine, and In Depth Tour

In thisvideo I give a full in depth tour of a 2008 Ford F-450 Super Duty King Ranch. I take viewers on a close look through the interior and exterior of this truck while showing details, over viewing of features, and noting unique styling cues to the vehicle itself. I also show the engine and the details of it, start it up and see how it sounds under acceleration. A thorough tour/review of this truck designed to give others a greater overall appreciation of the vehicle.



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2010 Pride and Polish Truck Show - Part 1

Video of the 2010 Pride & Polish Truck Show, held at 75 Chrome Shop in Wildwood, Florida. Pictures and Video Include : Custom Big Rigs including Nitro Express, Fresh Squeezed and Decepticon MotorMaster Kenworth. Clint and Kyle Dicks of GoCDT.com, Vicki Gooding of Rolling Thunder, Kirk Wilson and James Watson of Central Florida Wingless Sprints, Travis Lyon of DecepticonMotorMaster.com, Ronnie King of R&C Trucking, Vinnie DiOrio of Rollin Transport & Logistics, Marcus Copeland of NorthStar Fleet Services, Inc., David Londono of Flawless Customs, Phillip Clayton, A&A Stainless Steel Plus, Randy Humphrey of OR Humphrey, Inc., Eric Schilling of RoadIron Productions, Kent Carpenter of Valley Chrome Plating, Inc., Ronnie Adams of Adams Motor Express, Inc., Beth Roccapriore of Clean Slate Environmental, Rachael ORyan of ORyan Creative Marketing Services, Chris Cruz Artistry, Michelle A. Yaklin of Old Skool Cycle Werks by Henry Thomas Designs, LLC and David Shumate of BlingMaster, Inc.



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4x4 Wagon

Custom built 4x4 buick wagon



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Custom-Built GXV Expedition Vehicles

Global Expedition Vehicles builds self-contained, off-road, 4x4 expedition vehicles.GXV is engineered for performance and style. Custom-built luxuries living space. Live your dream; explore the world with Global Expedition Vehicles. For more see www.globalxvehicles.com



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Running Boards and Nerf Bars - A Great Way to Customize Your Vehicle

Millions of cars are sold every year and lots of people purchase their car without any options. Car dealers do offer a fair number of custom parts to help differentiate and personalize the vehicles they sell. Some offer different wheels, roof racks, body kits, brush guards, nerf bars and running boards. These parts will help set your car, truck or SUV apart from the rest of the vehicles on the road. Optional parts can also help give your vehicle a distinguished look, often making it appear sleeker, faster or more aggressive. I believe most people buy their vehicle without dealer installed options is because the dealer often sells these parts with huge markups and charges $80+ dollars per hour to install the parts. This means that these options can become very expensive to add to an already expensive purchase. The good news is that the aftermarket manufacturers and sells these same parts at a much lower cost, and often these aftermarket parts are a higher quality option because there will be many options to choose from. This makes the personalization experience much more fun and exciting because you'll be able to choose the style that's right for you.

For example, say you just bought a brand new Ford F150 pickup truck. Since gas prices are so high right now, you should be able to get a great deal on a new or slightly used model. The dealer pitched options like a trailer hitch, running boards, exhaust, a bull bar, a truck bed tonneau cover, and tail light brush guards. Although he pitched these parts, the dealer is probably selling the vehicle at or below cost, so he's not willing to give you any sort of break on the price. This is where the aftermarket comes in. Not only can you find all of these custom parts online, but you can get them for a fraction of the price the dealer asking for. If you're a do-it-yourselfer, then installing these parts will help you get to know your new vehicle and it could make for a fun Saturday project. Most of these parts are relatively easy to install. Running boards, nerf bars, trailer hitches, and exhaust systems are usually bolt-on parts, which means you'll just need a set of socket wrenches to get the job done. If you've got a good set of air tools, the job will be much more painless and you'll get it done much faster. If you don't like working on your car, a local shop can install these parts at much more affordable rates. Just make sure to get some feedback on local mechanics as some shops do better work than others.

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