UTAH (and Surrounding Areas) BS Thread

...sure

 

LMFAO hahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahhahahahahahahahahahhahahah

 

Trying to decide if I want to import one or try to find one here. You can get a pretty low mileage one imported but it would make drive thru’s a no go haha

 

I could get myself in trouble in one of those far too easy

 

Once my truck is out of the body shop, we can definitely coordinate something. I'll let you know.

 

I’ve been talking to some import companies about bringing one in from japan. You can get the turbo version imported for ~$9k. I have my truck where I want it for the foreseeable future so this will be next

 

Back in? lol

 

I did a thing

 

I probably would just end up walking in. By buddy has a right hand drive skyline and they don’t like it when you back up through the drive thru lol

 

One of my friends was talking to me about RHD vehicles and the unusual challenges you face:

Drive thrus
Bank atms
The ticket machine at the airport

 

For those who may be interested:

Come check out the Offroad racing action! There’s also always a need for volunteers which is always a blast! I’ll be out there racing my Tacoma.

More info: http://bor-racing.org/register/

Or check out the Facebook group:

 

Boise

 

My gf and I are considering moving up toward SLC from Moab in a couple years, but we're not city people and don't really know much about the area. Can anyone educate me on SLC and the surrounding areas?

 

Stay in Moab, or move to Monticello. It's too busy up here haha

 

Yep. If you aren't "city" people, that's the right answer. Logan area may be a good choice

 

Logan’s full for the next 2 years

 

I actually heard Utah is no longer accepting newcomers. State's full.

 

Hahaha it's definitely not getting less crowded

@Firebird what kind of info are you looking for? What is it you want to avoid about cities? My litmus test is: can I park without paying when I go places? That generally keeps me away from SLC. I like having my own driveway, garage, and yard, so the suburban life of Sandy suits me just fine.