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Or maybe you just have a really small asshole...bet you didnt think about that....racist...
but that would pair really nicely with my really BIG asshole, you!
LMAO...
@Majofo You got me sincerely looking at local shit just to drive myself nuts...looking like the mean would have been mid 40's for the Esco in similar condition and mile range and mid to high 30's for Denali...both 4x4 (rwd is substantially cheaper but highly affects resale). I did alright with what I paid...I definitely like having a burb/xl/esv in the fleet though so who knows...maybe I will sell it and get a cheaper/older one. I sat in the back and see what you meant about the floor being so high up...it's definitely noticeable over the 2004.
@Midnight Mystery funny but while purchasing it...I didn't even notice that it was a similar hue...when the guy listed as brownstone metallic I was intrigued and when I saw it in person under the showroom lights I was like wow...this is like a brownish gunmetal. All I kept thinking was YES...it's not black and won't show when it's dirty or when she takes it camping. In hindsight black looks meaner and white is nice but again...looks like a city vehicle. Gunmetal or that nardo grey would have been top choice but a stickered $73K truck marked down with 100K that looks like it didn't even have 20K was too tempting to let go. I let my emotions get the best of me and sprung on the deal because the hadn't listed pics of it yet and I knew as soon as he did it was going to sell VERY quickly. When I grabbed the Ody back he mentioned something about one of his customers having this happen with the wife refusing to drive it and he took it back and resold it for him. I plan to keep doing business with this guy though...at $500-700 to take care of the part of the flipping transaction I hate (the selling part...)...I'm sure I'll go through him again. With the Ody I'd rather sell it privately because they are a dime a dozen and I would want to let the person know personally what I've taken care of on it. With the Jeep it's such a niche thing...and at 23 years old it would have to be a person with cash that is just buying it to have a toy.
I'm sure that's coming, Patrick.
I actually do have a 2" leveling kit on the way to bring up the front end. It's 35" ftg front and 37 rear right now.
If I end up keeping it I'm getting this set of Caddy wheels...I love them.
but that would pair really nicely with my really BIG asshole, you!
LMAO...
@Majofo You got me sincerely looking at local shit just to drive myself nuts...looking like the mean would have been mid 40's for the Esco in similar condition and mile range and mid to high 30's for Denali...both 4x4 (rwd is substantially cheaper but highly affects resale). I did alright with what I paid...I definitely like having a burb/xl/esv in the fleet though so who knows...maybe I will sell it and get a cheaper/older one. I sat in the back and see what you meant about the floor being so high up...it's definitely noticeable over the 2004.
@Midnight Mystery funny but while purchasing it...I didn't even notice that it was a similar hue...when the guy listed as brownstone metallic I was intrigued and when I saw it in person under the showroom lights I was like wow...this is like a brownish gunmetal. All I kept thinking was YES...it's not black and won't show when it's dirty or when she takes it camping. In hindsight black looks meaner and white is nice but again...looks like a city vehicle. Gunmetal or that nardo grey would have been top choice but a stickered $73K truck marked down with 100K that looks like it didn't even have 20K was too tempting to let go. I let my emotions get the best of me and sprung on the deal because the hadn't listed pics of it yet and I knew as soon as he did it was going to sell VERY quickly. When I grabbed the Ody back he mentioned something about one of his customers having this happen with the wife refusing to drive it and he took it back and resold it for him. I plan to keep doing business with this guy though...at $500-700 to take care of the part of the flipping transaction I hate (the selling part...)...I'm sure I'll go through him again. With the Ody I'd rather sell it privately because they are a dime a dozen and I would want to let the person know personally what I've taken care of on it. With the Jeep it's such a niche thing...and at 23 years old it would have to be a person with cash that is just buying it to have a toy.
These things are so nice for chewing up highway miles. Rented one to go long distance twice, wouldn’t mind one at all even though I don’t have a reason to own one.
These things are so nice for chewing up highway miles. Rented one to go long distance twice, wouldn’t mind one at all even though I don’t have a reason to own one.
Also, over/under 6 months
This is exactly what J should have done
Rented one, for his rare to never treks to the mountains with fam
took the words right out of my mouth and with the added Chevrolet you got me spitting my coffee out.
I normally don't spit.
List is $73K @Midnight Mystery I did very well considering 112K miles but looks like it could be brand new, no lie.
Perfectly maintained with brand new tires top o' line 4WD. Shit...if you are interested in buying I'll let you know privately.
but your'e not cause it's not an accord with a rebuilt title.
Turns out the color is Bronze Alloy Metallic...BAM, bitch.
I actually might do these wheels if the 'Burban stays. I wonder if the
carfax shows "rental use" after I own a car.
These with some chunky all terrains would look dope as fuck...
Congrats on the Short Bus! I am looking to locate a Tahoe for the Fiance. We have always talked about getting one. Her Explorer will do for now in the mean time.
Naw dude...
and guess what, it has fucking magnetic ride control...
I know it wasn't an LS but my buddy told me it's just the natural progression of it with an LS based design.
I think it sounds cooler to say LS.
No lie, my friends put their Dodge Journey on Turo
They make fucking bank
I know you might be opposed to renting your fleet out
But it might actually pay itself off
A friend of theirs got them on..
He bought a fleet of cars and quit his job, he makes way more now
That Burb will be a hot item, for said rare to never treks for fam
Plus you can add like $50-75 for airport drop-off etc
Vagon going was a good move...
if they had put the AFM in that that would have
been the perfect vehicle. 23mpg highway and all.
yeah yeah, I know...I'm a real flag for wanting it all
in a performance wagon.
Congrats on the Short Bus! I am looking to locate a Tahoe for the Fiance. We have always talked about getting one. Her Explorer will do for now in the mean time.
Says the same guy with another thread bashing GM LS trucks....
they sell an obd2 AFM shutoff...
I'm thinking about it but they say to make sure to check certain things before doing so or you can cause a problem.
Right now the thing runs perfectly...super quiet...super smooth even with the constant 4 to 8 to 4 rotations.
They have gotten better with it after the 2014 production. 07.5-08 are ticking time bombs, physically! My situation was unfortunate but should be remedied soon.
Congrats on the Short Bus! I am looking to locate a Tahoe for the Fiance. We have always talked about getting one. Her Explorer will do for now in the mean time.
I hear there is a Brown Metallic one with Cocoa interior headed to the market soon...
01-14-2020, 12:43 AM
In hindsight black looks meaner and white is nice but again...looks like a city vehicle. Gunmetal or that nardo grey would have been top choice but a stickered $73K truck marked down with 100K that looks like it didn't even have 20K was too tempting to let go. I let my emotions get the best of me and sprung on the deal because the hadn't listed pics of it yet and I knew as soon as he did it was going to sell VERY quickly. When I grabbed the Ody back he mentioned something about one of his customers having this happen with the wife refusing to drive it and he took it back and resold it for him. I plan to keep doing business with this guy though...at $500-700 to take care of the part of the flipping transaction I hate (the selling part...)...I'm sure I'll go through him again. With the Ody I'd rather sell it privately because they are a dime a dozen and I would want to let the person know personally what I've taken care of on it. With the Jeep it's such a niche thing...and at 23 years old it would have to be a person with cash that is just buying it to have a toy. 
