Keystone State Thread

Where is your truck? havent seen it at GE lately, oh and I live like 1 minute down the road from GE now lol

 

Might have to stop and next time I'm coming through.

 

Yea I'm on the other side behind the getgo. Store policy now or some chit.

I know the general area your house is in but every time I drive/walk my dog there (prob be out that way today actually) I see no truck.

 

Ok so I've been seeing this 2012-13 white dc, 3inch lift?, rims, and a L-Tank (fuel tank with pump and nozzle, I think it has a red handle? in the bed. I've been seeing it every day around 4-430pm ish going down 51 south from Pittsburgh then getting on 70 west.. I just like to say nice truck!

 

Who has the first gen covered in mud parked at the garage in Loganton?

 

That's a tough question

 

I also have a set of 5. One is off a 2012 in great condition. The other four are from my 05... so they look the part, not bad but a few spots where the clear has come off and paint bubbling.

If anyone wants a winter set let me know!

 

How about pics of the new tars!

 

Anything going on up you all way this weekend I think in headed to the Philly area.

 

Do you know the address of the company? A lot of people say Harrisburg meaning the general area not just the city (it's a small city).

The area is naturally separated by the Susquehanna River. The city is on the "East Shore". We live on the "West Shore". It's only a 10 minute drive but a world away. It's funny how people don't like to cross the river. Many people work in the city and b-line it back here. The area where we live is a great place to raise kids, is somewhat affluent but with reasonable housing prices, has some of the best public schools in the country and an array of outdoorsy things to do. I was born and raised here, but have done my share of traveling and I think it's a great place to live.

If you want suburbs look at these towns - Mechanicsburg and Camp Hill on the "West Shore" and Hummelstown, Hershey (expensive housing) and some outer Harrisburg address east of the city. If you want rural look at Perry County or Dillsburg (also small rural-ish town) another 15 minute drive either west or over the mountain. The smaller towns in and around these are good too. We live in Mechanicsburg (Hampden Township).

Our son goes to Cumberland Valley School District. It's a big school for this area (about 600-700 in each high school grade) but has a good tax base and provides a great education and sports. The education is as close to private school as you can get in a public school in my opinion. It's ranked "Blue Ribbon". There are a good number of very bright kids in the school system. My 7th grader is what some schools might consider "gifted" but here he is in a full class of those kids in the "Enriched" program.

Traffic isn't that bad compared to bigger cities but probably worse than WV.

CCW here is easy, just take a 3-4 hour class at Bass Pro Shop and your done.

I have no idea what these guys are talking about with the "religous under current". Never noticed it in all my life living here.

We live 2 miles from the Appalachian Trail, I can have my kayaks on the river in 15 minutes, can be at a pro baseball or soccer game on "City Island" (in the middle of the river) in 20 minutes, Hershey Park in 30 minutes. There are 4-5 large community parks 5 minutes from my house. The proximity to bigger cities is also good when we want to go to a real city. Baltimore in about an hour, Philly in about 2 hours and NYC in 4 hours.

The only thing we lack is big mountains for skiing, but we do have a small ski area within 20 minutes.

 

I'll snap a couple after work

Wish my lca wasn't seized! That money was going to a set of super swampers

 

Shit, now I want to move there.

 

It's a trap!

 

Shhhhh

 

Of course I hated this place and just wanted out until I got married and had kids. Another year or so and I would have moved out west.

 

O Well

Started the DROID back up again

 

Details?

 

dry compartment on kayak isnt dry when upside down under water