Norcal Spotted and BS Thread

Where and whats the name of your shop? I'd love to stop by! Im constantly up and down the hill because my Girlfriend still lives in Davis.

 

Was the parade today? Damn, I missed it... I'm new to the area and need to pay more attention to the schedule of events

 

Nice! I am basically a couple miles or so between Watt and power inn(Howe) off hwy 50
GKC Armory
5451 Warehouse Way suite 102
Sacramento CA 95826

 

worth it. if you want to do it yourself, order from ECGS.

 

saw a clean black dbl cab pre runner on the 162, prob getting a xmas tree

 

Nice. I need to do this.

 

Spotted LonzoRizo

 

That shiet is nice^^^^^

 

Hmmmm, I drive back down to Davis this Friday.. Time permitting I think I'll have to stop by

 

Just let me know.

 

I just installed the rear-view mirror lift bracket sold by ImMrYo here on the boards and I must say I am highly impressed.

I would highly recommend you check it out if you are tired of ducking your head to see things blocked by your rear-view mirror.

 

The truck should come stock with it. I'm 6'4" and it's saved me numerous times.

 

Homemade cookie with caramel inside

 

I saw a speedway blue double cab looked like a 2012 sassed with fiberglass front and rear panels in Stanford a few weeks ago. The thing was a beast.

 

Did it have Fordyce Recovery stickers on Patrick? I think I've seen it before

 

Playing around in Trinity County over Tday. Gorgeous weather but damn do we need rain.

 

Maybe. I saw it in passing. I just gave him a fist pump as I drove by. How's work going? You getting those tires soon?

 

Now I'm hungry...

We do indeed. One thing no one ever seems to talk about is the decline in the underground aquifer. Parts of the central valley are sinking. We (Santa Clara County) also get a lot of water from the various wells located throughout the county and we are increasingly relying on Hetch Hetchy or other stored water...gonna start sinking here too.

 

They did a story on it a couple of weeks ago. Some parts of the Central Valley are sinking at a rate of one foot per year!