As part of our new program to allow long-standing members to sell items they fabricate themselves Dirt track racer sent me one of his tools for me to look over and approve him to sell on the site. His thread can be seen here
https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...38#post4643338
Per the rules this tool is to be given away in a contest, and I figured who deserves this tool likes the site enough to have a PT.net decal on their truck. So the rules are simple
1) Post ONE picture of your truck with the PT.net decal showing in the picture(can be a close up or far away your choice)
2) This thread will stay open til the end of the weekend
3) After the weekend I will post a new thread with a poll with the top 6 pictures(my discretion) for everyone to vote on and the winner after 3 days of voting will get the tool. I will send it on my own dime, all I need is your mailing address.

So with that said start posting up if youve got a PT.net sticker on your truck.

 

I don't need one of the tools so I'll sit this one out. Really cool deal though!

 

This is a pretty cool deal, and the tool is really nice... I would post but i allready have one of the tools soooooo, here is a pic of where i put one of my stickers...

 

Here we go..


That tool sure would be handy while doing my cam install in a few week

 

 

oooh. i could actually use that thing in the next week or 2. i guess ill pull out a picture that nobody has seen yet. it sucks we can only submit one. i was stuck between this picture and another.

 

Right click, save as...

I have PT.net stickers all over my tool boxes, bench, cabinets, etc...been wanting to take pics and start a "Let's see how you represent" thread, but I've been lazy and this contest is much cooler anyway...plus Cody said let's see the decal on your truck so...even though they have wheels, the tool boxes don't count

 

Stu that is so cheating! No one is even looking at the sticker or your truck

 

**** stew, I'll make sure you get one just for posting that! Pm your shipping address

 

Picture that was used on the back of the PT.Net Calender.