AZ BS Thread 4²0

It is further back than it appears and the edge is sharp, seriously sharp. Would have been easier to lower the transmission. I finally got it, but damn!

 

Good work! Looks like a fun project actually. Spreading the rock will be super easy! Where are you getting the rock from?

 

I did az rock Depot last time and was happy with pricing and so on. I need to figure out rock color this time, and if we are doing like a rock river or some larger rock/boulders.

 

Finally got some new wheels and tires!

 

Looks good

 

Thank you. I'm stoked that I finally did it. Took me two years

 

I did that for the back, and that’s on the top of my list, but it’s a large ass area, and there’s a house a few blocks over that has about the same yard size and has nothing but rock in that color, and it looks dumb since it’s just all rock. So I need to figure out draught talerant plants and if I just want all the table mesa, or something lighter, as eventually we may paint the house darker.

 

Looking good.

 

I like their blonde so I thought I'd try the IPA... Pretty good

 

So here’s what I’m looking at that’s making me think it reversed or all pro put the clamps on backwards:
Do you see the small facing the rear and how far up it is and then the larger clamp with the bolt on top in the front on yours it’s opposite

 

SRP is giving away free shade trees. I got an email, skimmed it, and deleted it. But if have them, look it up.

 

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Power and brown there's a Cherokee with a 2" exoskeleton that is just rusting away. I just don't get it. Seen it in the parking lot a few times.

I have 2 Alexa's and 4 echos... no laughing. I feel ripped off!

FUK! Just saw this. Been MIA

 

That's what I said earlier but you do it so much technical better than my rambling.

 

Looks much, much better!

 

So this is my first time looking to sell a car with a lien on it. I have found myself quite confused but here is my scenario. I have someone to buy my truck, do we both go to the dealership and he pays off my loan? Cut two checks? One for me and one for Toyota financial? After that I want to go directly to Prescott to buy a different truck that is financed through Toyota, can I refinance through Toyota once his loan is paid off? (assuming from me?) hope that makes sense.

 

The bolts & clamps are on the rear portion on both springs.
If they were on the front, the passenger side would be close to the shock since it leans forward and could possibly hitting as well.

With your theory the drivers side clamp would have to be on the front of the spring and passenger on the rear.
Never seem them that way but have never really paid attention.

 

Who did you finance with? You may have financed at a dealership but that doesn't necessarily mean the dealer owns the lien. You gotta go to whoever owns the lien to get a payoff amount, when they get their full $$$ the title gets released from its lien and sent to you. Takes a little bit. Maybe a dealership can help you do the paperwork but I've never rolled it that way and I reckon they would probably want to take a cut of someone's money for doing said paperwork.

I've only ever done this to straight pay off a vehicle early and save interest when it was feasible to do so, and I went straight to the credit union that owned the loan.

Can't help you on the prescott truck, have never done that one. I'd assume they would let you refi a sale but you'd have to talk to them.

 

Got it, that was pretty helpful. To be honest I am fairly confident that my truck is financed through what I believe is Toyota financial. It seems that I can do all the payoff stuff on their website and that is how I enrolled my auto payments. I guess I could look deeper into my original paper work from day 1. This is why I am confused though. I get how it works if it was financed through Wells fargo because then you could go to the bank. I guess I would have to maybe go to Camelback toyota?

 

Thanks fellas

 

If it's Toyota Financial my guess is you would call up TFS (Toyota Financial Services) and just ask them for a payoff amount. Probably they can set up an ACH or wire transfer to pay off the truck right there and then. That would start the process to get your title in the mail...

Actually, take some of this with a grain of salt because all of this is Pennsylvania based knowledge of how they do their titling and liens. Probably 99.5% the same but maybe someone else can chime in.