Colorado B.S. Thread

Quick 3D drawing for a TW member, they can self identify if they like.

 

Hm, who's got a blue turd gen?

 

Blue Access cab, I have a hunch this person might print labels for a living.

 

But that's a 2nd gen...

 

Isn't everyone allowed to do that nowadays?

I identify as a toaster strudel myself.

 

But why is it slammed

 

It has a LED light bar, there for everything else is irrelevant

 

For the record, its looks to be a 2nd gen DCSB Sport with AMESOME LED FUCKING LIGHTS ON TOP

 

I has no DCSB or a light bar on top
Do it right!!

 

I got tired of looking through 3D Warehouse, this one was at least blue, some of them didn’t even look like a truck

 

One tweak, that open space above the main roof but under the Car port roof will be an issue. I would just make Asymmetrical roof and have it at least come down to roof edge on that current open side.



Quick screen grab but I think this illustrates what I am calling an Asymmetrical Dormer style

 

Good eye

 

I was undecided if I should tie the carport into the main roof or not as it was

 

Is Permitting like a Deck, less hassle if you don't ledger (tie in) it to house and just put ground posts in?

 

Well the COVID put a monkey wrench into my moving north plans. Though my house offer was accepted when I put it up on the market in March, my work has decided to move our management team around which keeps me at my Aurora office and my DTC office. With that said, being that we wanted some land and with interest rates dropping we chose to still sell the house (closes on the 11th) and found a home in the Elizabeth/Parker area on 5 acres, closing at the end of the month. Really lucked out with it, had I closed on a house up north I'd be kinda screwed. Home needs a little work, but the property is what really sold us.

 

TGIF- speaking of housing, anyone lives or has lived in a subdivision that is considered special metro tax district? Any opinions (good or bad) you want to share?

 

Congrats, Mike!

Super jealous of the 5 acres

 

It’s Denver, so I’m sure just attaching a flag bracket to the outside of the home in itself is a permitting nightmare

 

Bad, Read the series of articles the Denver Post recently did on it.