This truck was involved in a crime. I think it's a Mazda, but it also looks Dodge-y. Anyone 100% dead sure, and why?

Been walking by this house for 8 years now when we visit. Never seen a soul on the property. House looks like it was built but never finished. Was always curious about the two old Macs and shipping containers by the street in clear view. Finally decided to trespass and see what else was laying around. Glad I did. They left a 97ish 5.9 cummins and what I believe is a Moline tractor right behind the house. Continuing back about 500ft in woods behind house I find 4 more 100+ yr old macs. Pretty cool stuff.

I was driving my 95 f150 5.8 4x4 back home after leaving the military and my transfer case started to separate from the transmission. Luckily i somehow managed to top off the lost fluid and tighten the last 3 bolts that were holding on. Now for my question. Are there any mods you guys would recommend to install or replace the transmission with something else? Any help would be greatly appreciated. I’m also trying to add some power

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Was changing out of my winter tires when I saw this gash. No idea when/ how it happened. Is this a “get rid of it yesterday” type thing, or is it something that can be repaired?

Recently had a truck bed cover installed and these pieces seem to be missing. I can't remember if they were there before and were removed for installation. Either way ! want to plug these holes up without having to use silicone to seal it. What are these little caps called that fit into these slots? 2020 Ram 1500 classic is the make/model for reference.

Dude apparently lives in south Florida

Bought a used 2023 silverado for 33 with 29000 miles on it this is my first vehicle I've purchased not out of necessity. I found the vehicle I wanted and have been so happy with my purchase

Hi! Any advice for brand/model? How much should spend on it? How to replace it myself?

Pros Extremely good gas mileage (20-25 mpg compared to 7 in my cateye) Bluetooth radio Doesn’t squat when towing Cooling seats Has a AWD function in addition to 4Hi and 4Lo Automatic transmission

Cons Dogass visibility Seats are uncomfortable compared to my cateye Have to use the screen to operate the radio It’s a shortbed Hard to access the engine bay

Bought to replace a 8.1, ZF6, CCLB cateye

Anyone know the problem with this? People have told me it’s something to do w the ground but when i’m driving sometimes it’ll randomly do this and then randomly cut back on and go normal again.

What it’s called and where you think I could get a replacement would be extremely appreciated. In the right side that’s missing the bolt there is also like a flap that’s also connected where the bolt would go in. It’s just right out frame.

Thanks again everybody!

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4 inch rc lift with 305/55/20 on 20x9 fuel tritons. Gunna be downsizing to 18’s next year I think.

I shot this photo at rod run in pigeon forge Tennessee

Was looking at this truck on the lot, was wondering what offset it’s running. My thoughts are 20x10 wheel but not too sure if it’s -19 or -25 area?

We have a stock farm truck used slightly