She got picked up tonight!

I miss the easier parking/maneuvering of my AC but would not surrender the long bed to keep the same wheelbase in the DCSB.

 

Beautiful truck just will never be able to get passed the ugly front end.

 

Welcome to the family!

 

Congrats! Great looking truck!

 

Congrats! Nice profile pic too!

 

Looks good but dirt on the tires, how could you?

A long bed would fit in my garage. But not with the table saw behind it. Had to be another ACLB or go with the DCSB. DCSB won.
Even at that, the abomination on the front bumper made me move the tire stop back an inch or two to clear the garage door.
I have a side entry garage and backing in is easier.

 

Nice truck and Welcome..

 

Congrats! Great lookin’ truck. The real question is after you tucked it in for night is how many times did you go back out to the garage to check in on it? I know for me it was no less than 4 times.

 

I ran into the same problem with my DCLB Sport Inferno. I had to order it and had to wait 12 weeks for it. Nice looking truck, have fun with it.

 

Thanks Guys! Appreciate all the kind sentiments. I live at 7800' elevation in Colorado with 3 miles of mountain dirt roads to my house and our second snow was just melting off - down in town (Denver) roads were already totally dry....so coming home she hit the dirt day one with under 50 miles on her, as she will daily for life. Steep winding fire roads are weekend fun for some- for me its just my normal daily commute. This is likely the cleanest she will be until spring so I figured I better post a pic or two now. Within the next two weeks she'll be in two states stomping around crop fields and irrigated pivots chasing pheasants and quail and in the spring and summer she'll be back in the hills crossing streams and chasing trout. The dogs have already requested their usual camper shell/topper for traveling - but the budget may have them coming along one crate at a time in the backseat until we heal up a bit from the initial acquisition and the mods can begin.