A Complete Waste of Space

I felt I had to replace the still strong but aging '94 Explorer.

I went out and picked this up yesterday for $8600.00. It is an '05 with less than 75,000 km (approx 46875 miles) on her. 2500 HD (3/4 ton) long box, 6 litre V8, 4x4, proper tow package (engine oil and transmission oil coolers) and all the creature comforts inside.

Putting the quad in the back tomorrow and off to the trails.

Looks neat, but there is a huge dent on the registration plate

Soapy wrote:Looks neat, but there is a huge dent on the registration plate

You should have seen it before I touched up the scratches.

So how many seals can you fit in the tray?

I need to move a refrigerator and wood burning stove. Are you busy Sunday?

Nice truck.

bah

Chevrolet's are like assholes, everyone has one, all of them stink

Why do people do that with the number plate?....I mean, you drive down the road in it every day, so if someone wanted to copy the plate for a doubler, it wouldnt be hard...and being able to link the plate to someone called UB6 isnt exactly gonna get you a Visa ...what gives??????

Crusty wrote:Why do people do that with the number plate?....I mean, you drive down the road in it every day, so if someone wanted to copy the plate for a doubler, it wouldnt be hard...and being able to link the plate to someone called UB6 isnt exactly gonna get you a Visa ...what gives??????

Just to annoy you... works well huh?

CUDA wrote:bah

Chevrolet's are like assholes, everyone has one, all of them stink

GOYA wrote:I need to move a refrigerator and wood burning stove. Are you busy Sunday?

Nice truck.

Why yes.. yes I am busy. This is what I did.





This hill is approx 45+ degrees.. I could barely stand on it as my feet kept slipping out from under me.