I used to take photos of my rides at the port of Stockton. It was a desolate area that was slowly turning into a bad scene. I noticed in the last couple of years that
A rare sunshine photo taken outside of the Manetarium. This winter has dumped more rain then we have experienced since we moved up the hills. When I brought the CaDually home it was dumping rain.
The rear bumper was removed and a custom roll pan was installed with 4 lights. The setup reminds me of a Corvette rear end around the same era. I thought I’d give it a test
A few front end suspension components needed to be replaced. There was a strong pull to the right that needed attention. Both tie rods, bushings, upper A-arms and the pitman arm were toast and replaced.
The rear tonneau cover had a missing gas strut and the remaining strut was completely useless.
Wifey and I slapped a HydroDrop sticker on the CaDually. I was hoping the setup of gas struts would come in tonight so I could do the install. The freakin’ tonneau cover must weigh 100
You’re probably wondering what the heck is a CaDually. The name is play on words using part of “Cadillac” and “Dually”. Very cool. OR… it can also be said that CaDually is short for “California
