This week :

Added my seat belt anti-flap system

New Paramedic decal

and a nice little jump bag full of goodies for patching up people when I'm not at work.

Oh and went Topless for the first time!!

 

Put in some teraflex quick disconnects today. Can't wait to try them out tommorow

 

New (used) hitch installed and new smitty seat covers installed

 

...how about an 'American Flag' sticker to set off the 'rat patrol' sticker.

...and a 'H-D' sticker added to the spare tire cover.

 

No, his flag is 100% correct. Flags have 2 sides, and when attached to a flag pole the stars will be on the side facing the wind. On a moving vehicle (or person's sleeve, etc) that means the stars should be towards the front. That means on the left side of a vehicle the flag will look like what you are used to, and on the right side of the vehicle it will appear reversed (because you are looking at the 'other side' of the flag).

Take a look at any picture of the space shuttle, jet, etc.

(this has to do with an age old 'don't look like you are retreating' ideal, and is pretty much Flag Usage 101 )

 

MEANING..... the American flag should be faceing forward (stars faceing direction of movement) because it never retreats.

 

painted my drings and winch guard red

 

Damn Right.

 

K&N Intake

 

I installed my new Zone offroad 3 inch lift Procomp wheels and 35's on the way