Northern Virginia Roll Call

That's what I'm talkin' about!

Parts need to show up at my house so I can head at. The Heep has been sitting in the driveway since Chainsaw Party Part One!

 

Thank goodness for those rock sliders. Looks like it was a blast, like always. I dig the rack setup in the back with the spare tire, too!

 

14-ish. Never heard of a canak. I'll have to look them up.

 

buffalo plaid slippers and MC trousers for the win!

 

I just wanted to stop by abs let everyone know I still hate wiring. Making this cluster F### of wires look nice has became a pain in my a$$

 

Its the comfiest combo I have found and my current goto for most anything not at work.

 

Not doggin' it. Certainly looks cozy!

 

Pick one. I'm indecisive, the dark bronze caught me off guard. I like it. Baja's are what I've wanted since I started researching the truck a year before I bought it. I like the old school look.

 

Black

 

Polished is the only way.

 

I do love the polished look

I'd rock the socks off a pair of polished KMC grenade beadlocks if I didn't have to sell a kidney to buy them

https://www.instagram.com/p/CQTu2zFHAuI/

 

I like bronze but on your truck I think black would look better IMHO

Kidneys are overrated.

How was your first day of the internship? Probably too early to give any impressions of Peoria or Caterpillar.

 

H E DOUBLE HOCKEY STICKS NO!!

 

Baja, but im partial to the wheels that have an old school look to them.

 

Me as well. If Krager only made wheels for the truck...

 

Ha ha.. I respect your opinion and what you are going for. But, to me, those only look good in the polished.

The Cragar, Keystone classics would not look good at all.

 

I dig polished as well, but something to keep in mind is that these wheels aren't typically coated with any sort of protection. So they can get ugly looking quick. My cheap polished wheels on the Silverado did not look nice after the winter. And I had a consumer-grade ceramic coating on them. Fortunately, I was able to get them looking better with some elbow grease, but I would've rather been doing other things. This is not something I want to be doing a few times a year. Food for thought and all.

 

Done with the camp kitchen

 

It was pretty good. They had a bunch of presentations for the first day, today I got my laptop and badge setup and am starting some first real days stuff

We also got to climb on some big toys. The equipment we had at the rock quarry where I worked was on the medium size of caterpillars offerings, like 775E haul trucks and 988F loaders, so it was neat to see the big stuff like 990k loaders and other things like scrapers, graders, and articulated dumps that I haven't seen close up before

 

Wheel and tire combo??