Wyoming B.S. Thread

nice work,. 3 more payments and STCU will pass mine down to me. A 2011 with 37k miles and some mods but no more warranty. :/

 

Can plug them in anywhere I think but charges faster with 220v.

 

you could still easily use one as a commuter and charge it every night. 200 miles is more then enough for that.

 

You can play with one. Haha I'm not going to Seattle for that haha

 

For the longest time I have wanted a fox body mustang. Not sure why they appeal to me but they just seem like fun cars.

Get it Jeff!

 

If he doesn't want it, your welcome to it. It's stripped of engine and transmission just FYI. It's. A full blown rebuild for a resto

 

I'm sorry, I don't make 50k a year

 

No I dont. Not for a while.

 

Wow haven't been on here for awhile. Contemplating whether or not to do my front or rear off-road bumper next. Recommendations? As I have no new truck pics this will have to suffice

 

Front, stuff come head first 99% of the time.

 

It would be cool but I dont have the skills, tools, or the money for that. Maybe in a few years I can look for a go fast project.

 

While I'm generally inclined to agree, I'm ready to have my spare on a swing away and not taking up room in the bed.

 

Would also help level me out a bit since I'm a little ass high with the dakars.

 

What kind of

What kind of $?

 

Unless you have sliders I vote for neither

 

I was thinking free but if you want to give money I'm ok with that.

 

What is your beer of choice. What trim level was it?

 

I'm just "mall crawling" Union Pass to Green River lakes and Moccasin basin, winching out of mud holes is more realistic then threading boulders. BTW has any one rigged up a hitch mount winch that can be switched between front and rear bumpers?

 

I like a lot of different beers. Pabst would be a quick and easy one though. It is an 86 GT. First year of the FI.