Remember that time I talked about how I put a gas cap on and then didn't have pictures of it?  Well, just because I appreciate you Hans3T enthusiasts sooo much, I decided to upload one crappy picture for you!  No, I don't have a bad attitude...the picture just isn't that exciting.  I realized that after I uploaded it.  I guess a gas cap just isn't as exciting as it sounds.  (Go figure...)

 

But hey, it's not all bad -- see, there's some mud...and uh...at least the gas cap isn't chrome!  It is...
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C'mon, let's face it.  It was inevitable.  You know it, I know it, the world knows it.  Hans3T needed facebook.  I mean, a site that pulls as many hits per month as mine does deserves another outlet for my creativity.  The world needs more Hans3T!  I mean, I'm so grlppptt...ahem, I am so greatthhhhhlptpttt.  Sheesh, okay, okay...  (Let me get my tongue out of my cheek -- it makes it difficult to speak.)

Alright, well in all seriousness, the thought donned on me this weekend and I figured since...
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Boom.  Some of you may remember that back in January I got a BA bumper.  And if you don't remember, where have you been!?  I'm proud to say that today was a big day for Hans3T -- I got to spend another day with my CHOmies at Muddy Acres, and I made two steps towards the ultimate blackification -- a black fuel door and my BA bumper.  To be completely honest with you, I am bushed and I'm not in a typing mood....so this monumental day in the history of Hans3T will be honored with a relatively br...
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Hans3T is coming to you live from the living room couch at Muddy Acres this evening.  Are you excited yet?  I can tell that you totally are.

This afternoon Nascar Jim helped 'ol Hans3T load the BA bumper into the T, which proved to be a bit of a conundrum (read: pain in the ass).  The sleek and stylish slantback is not very welcoming of abnormally-shaped loads, like a *wait for it* BA bumper; so, it took some jimmying around to find the best solution for the 100 mile trip north to the Acres.  ...
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Today was a typical Saturday at school.  I was rather bored this afternoon (because, gee willikers, I finished all my homework!) so I decided to go out and see what I could do with the T.  I quickly decided it was much too chilly, complements of 40mph gusts, to wash or wax the truck, so, I thought I would quick check the tire pressure on the four corners.  

My old man gifted me a set of metal valve caps around the time I got my truck, and they really were nice.  They're the kind that has a lit...
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RAD-1cal...AUXhilarating...get it??....whatevs.

Today I installed the RAD-1 digital inclinometer that I bought in a group buy from Expedition Hardware via CHO.  (If that isn't enough hyperlinkage for you, try this.)  Rock'n'roll Van Damme aside, I was thrilled to finally get the darn thing out of its box and get it on my dash.  I haven't toyed around with any of the settings yet, but it did fire right up when I plugged it in to make sure it was in working order.  

When finding placement, I ran ...
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