By Christopher Tracy
The Internet can be a crappy, crappy place. But for two members of a Denver-based lowered truck Facebook group, it became much better.
The owner of a white Silverado with a yellow hood posted that he was looking for a black or white hood. Another member posted his yellow Silverado with a white hood. Both trucks were rocking the HD variant.
The two met up and exchanged hoods. Now one is all-yellow and the other is all-white as they were when they left the factory. A perfect ending to a short story. It is the closest thing to a fairy tale ending that will come from the Denver Dropped Trucks Facebook group.
I haven’t traded parts for parts before. However, I have traded beer for used parts. I have also just given away parts that I had no plan of ever using. Generally, that results in me finding immediate use for those parts once I had given them away. Luckily, I hung on to the Land Cruiser’s third-row seats. Kid 4.0 was a bit of a surprise, but keeping those seats have allowed us to have two vehicles that our family of six can all fit into.
Have you traded parts for parts before? What was it?
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Kamil Kaluski 
Jeff Glucker
A friend asked if I would temporarily swap wheels and tires to see about isolating a vibration problem. We did, but ended up swapping titles, too. Now I still have my original wheels, but his ride, and he has his rims on mine.
That’s pretty good. What vehicles did you trade?
Syclone for Typhoon so I could bring the family.
Took the 327 flags off my 1965 Impala and installed my buddies 283 flags , surprised a few people and won a couple bets .