What's good TOO?
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the Lackster
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The salesman gauranteed I could fit at least 2 bodies in the trunk. I said look guy I'm not into midget stuff but whatever.
Easier too keep them looking like that when you live where vehicles don't usually rust.... lol
Lackey, that's good looking dodge... That took a lot for me to say lol....
the Lackster
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Thanks J. Yea I bet it is. we usually only get our roads salted once or twice a year and if they do my truck stays in the carport. Can't buy a block like that anymore
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I feel you on the commute requiring a fun vehicle. I have a 55 mile commute and drive a 07 Caddy CTS-V. It's a 6 speed manual and I get about 19 mpg if I'm playing nice.
the Lackster
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That's a fine machine joe. When we got my wife's car the first thing she wanted was pipes on it. She said she wasn't driving a hemi with stock exhaust that sounded like a v6. Got to love that about a woman.
the Lackster
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This is her car. Again another attempt at balancing sport and economy.
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TOO good? My wife loves her 2004 GMC Envoy. 155,000 miles. Gas mileage sucks, but she doesn't drive much. Plus, it has been paid off for awhile. I am fortunate my wife doesn't want something new and sporty. Then again, she does have a 62 Nova. Lol
the Lackster
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62 nova not sporty. That's classy and sporty. I'm impressed with the durango. We get 23.5 on interstate with it
The Durangos are excellent. My first choice if we wanted another SUV followed closely by a Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland.
All this vehicle talk and I finally got to do something I haven't done my entire life: dress up a vehicle with some aftermarket parts. I was in company vehicles for the last decade and it meant I had very little choice in what additions we made to vehicles other than tires. Today I ordered Mastercraft Courser MXTs and a black brush guard for the truck. Tomorrow I am ordered a topper with roof rack. I have a light bar for the brush guard already and some LED lights for the bed. I'm stoked about getting everything on it and having a custom fit vehicle that really matches my needs. For me, that's too good!
Fugg ya! Topper it is, huh?! Your trucks gonna look badass, brother! Next addition, a winch!
Awesome Jesse! Nothing looks better than an extended cab truck with a topper on it! Can't wait to see the finished product!
I'm too much of a pussy to get myself in situations where I could justify a winch! LOL
I priced A.R.E. and Leer toppers and decided on the Leer. Saved about a $100, but got better service from that dealer. My truck is a daily driver, but it needs to support my outdoor lifestyle. I can put the topper on in October and take it off in April. It'll allow me to keep all my gear in my truck, keep it dry, and provide some safety. The roof rack will let me haul our canoe or kayaks on top when we go camping. It's a bit of a pricey accessory, but I can finance it via my mileage reimbursement and it'll easily pay for itself just on our Missouri trip.