Got some bad news yesterday.
A buddy just east of me in Central Oregon lost his truck to a fire which apparently was caused by a malfunctioning trickle charger. He also lost his shop, tools and other possesions that were in the shop including a load of vintage audio gear. No one was hurt but I know he's hurting inside.
It was a 2006 2500 Cummins QC.
In jest he advertised it on FB as a hot low rider that burns a little oil now and then.
A bunch of us have complimented him on the fantastic flame job on the bed panels.
When the shop is reconstructed I am gonna take him a load of vintage audio gear so things can get back to normal at his place.
A buddy just east of me in Central Oregon lost his truck to a fire which apparently was caused by a malfunctioning trickle charger. He also lost his shop, tools and other possesions that were in the shop including a load of vintage audio gear. No one was hurt but I know he's hurting inside.
It was a 2006 2500 Cummins QC.
In jest he advertised it on FB as a hot low rider that burns a little oil now and then.
A bunch of us have complimented him on the fantastic flame job on the bed panels.
When the shop is reconstructed I am gonna take him a load of vintage audio gear so things can get back to normal at his place.
poor truck, what brand of charger was it?
