Skatchkins wrote:What's your plan from here wheeling-wise?

This..

2ndchance wrote:Didn't he recently buy a 1996 Tahoe?

I thought about buying a Jeep, but I really like full size rigs. My sister bought a newer Yukon, so my parents were going to sell the Tahoe. Decided that was the best deal on something that know is mechanically sound.. so, I still owe them but that's how I ended up with it.

ORU sells a full bolt on kit to do an SAS on the 90s chevys.. so, towards the end of the year after I pay off a couple things I am going to start collecting parts for this. Would like to run 37s on it and make a solid family based wheeler.

For now, the GMC will serve my needs just fine. It's pretty capable as long as I don't start tearing it up.

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Skatchkins wrote:What's your plan from here wheeling-wise?

This..

2ndchance wrote:Didn't he recently buy a 1996 Tahoe?

I thought about buying a Jeep, but I really like full size rigs. My sister bought a newer Yukon, so my parents were going to sell the Tahoe. Decided that was the best deal on something that know is mechanically sound.. so, I still owe them but that's how I ended up with it.

ORU sells a full bolt on kit to do an SAS on the 90s chevys.. so, towards the end of the year after I pay off a couple things I am going to start collecting parts for this. Would like to run 37s on it and make a solid family based wheeler.

For now, the GMC will serve my needs just fine. It's pretty capable as long as I don't start tearing it up.

Cool. I knew you Pokemoned 'em I just didn't know your plans after the catching.
I think legally you can park them in half of your front yard.

Skatchkins wrote:Cool. I knew you Pokemoned 'em I just didn't know your plans after the catching.
I think legally you can park them in half of your front yard.

Yeah. I'm pretty confused now.

Avis wrote:ORU sells a full bolt on kit to do an SAS on the 90s chevys.. so, towards the end of the year after I pay off a couple things I am going to start collecting parts for this. Would like to run 37s on it and make a solid family based wheeler.

There is a guy on AZ crawler sell and trade (book of face) that is selling a strait axle kit off his 92 chevy $300

alanzona wrote:Yeah. I'm pretty confused now.

Gotta catch 'em all! is the English slogan of the Pokémon franchise, including the English language Pokémon video games. The Japanese equivalent is Get Pokémon! (Japanese: ポケモンゲットだぜー！ Pokémon get da ze~!, also spelt ポケモンＧＥＴだぜー！) This shortened derrivative was used to promote "collecting" as many characters as possible for present or future use during gameplay. Each character rewarded certain abilities and used correctly provided achievements into upper levels and boss completions. The first pair of Pokémon games released in North America, Pokémon Red and Blue, were labeled with the catchphrase below the Pokémon logo. Their sequels, Pokémon Gold and Silver, and later, Pokémon Crystal, had the catchphrase in the same position. Pokémon Yellow was the only exception, instead advertising that it was the "Special Pikachu Edition" of the game below the logo. The slogan was then retired for all subsequent games. Despite the slogan being brought back after the release of Pokémon X and Y the phrase has not repapered on the box art akin to the earlier generations.

The front yard part because racism.

Skatchkins wrote:Cool. I knew you Pokemoned 'em I just didn't know your plans after the catching.
I think legally you can park them in half of your front yard.

I don't have a front yard.. lol

I currently live in a condo complex that allows me only one assigned parking spot and I am currently keeping 2 tahoes, a truck, and chelcess company van. Thankfully my dad doesn't hate me lol

fatbob309 wrote:There is a guy on AZ crawler sell and trade (book of face) that is selling a strait axle kit off his 92 chevy $300

How many days ago? I scrolled a while and didn't see it.

I probably won't be able to make the Rubicon happen with time/money and I'm not wheeling the GMC through it... so yeah.

I think by doing it the cheaper way, but still doing it right (leafs instead of coilovers) I can do the whole project for under $3000 if I take my time and collect parts as they come along vs buying everything new. That of course is not including the rear suspension, or wheels/tires.

it got bumped yesterday.

just bumped it again for you

I just found my pointer: http://www.pointerpointer.com/

fatbob309 wrote:just bumped it again for you

Messaged the guy and he said if the pending sale didn't go through, it was mine... guess it went through. :/

Just put over 14k on a credit card that I have had for less than an hour...
Booked my flights to India and Dublin. So far my out of pocket cost is $280. Had to pay for my own hotel in Dublin.

Baller! :)

fatbob309 wrote:Just put over 14k on a credit card that I have had for less than an hour...
Booked my flights to India and Dublin. So far my out of pocket cost is $280. Had to pay for my own hotel in Dublin.

Business class?

Yes sir.

Bought new tires for the trailer. Was hoping to get one last trip out of the old ones, but it wasn't happening. Bye Bye money..

Thanks Avis!

I just got back from an amazing 1yr marriage celebration with my life adventure partner with 4 days of abandoned houses exploring, offroading, creek backpacking, green foliage everywhere, friendly deer, Indian ruins, slot canyons, and Adam and Eve-level rainbow waterfall-base relations.

Lol


I am jealous, not gonna lie.

Yay! Glad you guys had a great time! Welcome back. I look forward to the publishable (non Adam and Eve) pics!

Scored an upgraded cat back exhaust for my xterra. Only a $100.