Colorado B.S. Thread

Ah for fucks sake

 

Yeaaaaaaas budddy

 

Got a link to this diet?

Seriously, hope you get better soon.

 

I'm sorry for your loss, look into rural community churches, they need money and could likely get you in quick.

 

no anti theft. a switch to disconnect the efi relay so it wont start.

 

Sorry about the loss, may he Rest In Peace

 

Sorry for your and your's wife's loss, Sean.

 

Sorry for your loss.

 

Question for those of you witih access cabs, specifically 2nd gens, how much room do you have in the back? Do you think you could put a dog there and have him have enough room?

Found a good deal on a access cab 2013, but was ruling them out due to the pup. Hes about 60 lbs and not overly small. Taller than a full size aussie but not as broad.

Anyways any info would be appreciated. Figured if there was room could always build a little platform in the back for him.

 

My 80 lbs 11 year old daughter manages in the back of my 1st gen xtra cab. And she doesn't sprawl out like a spaz either.

 

More than enough room for both of my dogs who are 25 lbs a piece. Also have had a 100lb golden retriever back there for a 12 hour trip with no issue either

 

Appreciate it fellas. He is pretty good in teh vehicle but I have a fullsize at the moment. Don't "need" a full four door but would certainly be nicer with him and throwing gear in the back.

 

Tricerahops

 

you could also make a platform across the rear seats. I took out my passenger seat and made a platform for the dog on long road trips. I think its a lot more comfortable for her to be on something flat and it gives me more storage for bags and food underneath.

 

Not the best I've had, but gets the job done...

 

Not a bad idea either.

I am in a weird scenario. I currently have a work truck I use for personal use. No personal vehicle at the mment basically.

I was planning on getting a full size 4 door, but work is touch and go at the moment and would have to be stuck with a 500/month payment without a job right away. I have found some tacomas that are cheaper and would fill the need, plus taco!

Both are 13's
Access cab has lower miles( 30k?), jsut an sr5, manual but is supercharged and is like 23k

4 door, offroad, topper, manual, heated seats, 40k miles, like 28k I think.

Or just bite the bullet and buy a decent tundra/f150 fullsize for like 35k and hope I don't get laid off lol.

 

So do you pay anything for the work truck?

If not, I'd say save up while you have a "free" vehicle.

And do you need a full-size or would mid size do the job? I realized that i needed more than the taco and wanted cash in the bank to buy property.

If I wasn't holding onto cash, the best fit for what I actually needed was a mid 2000s Silverado.

 

Would you be making payments or pay in cash?

Because that one has my yarbles intrigued.

 

that is what i have been doing. I pay nothing other than gas for this work truck at the moment. If I got another turck it would ist parked 90% of the time. Midsize would honestly do, its just me and the dog and occasionally friends. Biggest pull for fullsize is power( and the comparable mpgs to the taco sadly) and the space is a plus.

I'd do some payments, put a nice chunk down and have super low payments.