wstuckey1 wrote:I’ll sell them for $150. Would make great winter wheels
They are in better shape then my current ones.
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They are in better shape then my current ones.
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cpyonker - Trail-Blazer
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cpyonker wrote:wstuckey1 wrote:I’ll sell them for $150. Would make great winter wheels
They are in better shape then my current ones.
I'm in Fenton. Not sure how far that is from you.
02 TB EXT, 4.2, 4x4 w/ G80, 5" lift, 33x12.5x17 Mickey Thompson Baja MTZ, Matte Bronze Fuel Anza 17x8.5, Adapters. North Face Clearance Lights. MDB Fab Armor
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Bought an hour, I’m not interested since they are 17s though.
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Alright.
02 TB EXT, 4.2, 4x4 w/ G80, 5" lift, 33x12.5x17 Mickey Thompson Baja MTZ, Matte Bronze Fuel Anza 17x8.5, Adapters. North Face Clearance Lights. MDB Fab Armor
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mason10198 wrote:Just a couple I scrolled past on my phone
Nice rig!
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Here's an old drawing of mine I drew back when I was only on mark's three inch lift and stock tires. It was essentially a vision of what I wanted to do to my truck back then.
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wstuckey1 - Cruiser
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looks awesome.wstuckey1 wrote:Here's an old drawing of mine I drew back when I was only on mark's three inch lift and stock tires. It was essentially a vision of what I wanted to do to my truck back then.
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So the fiance and I recently purchased a new home on a decent sized lot. Coming from a suburban neighborhood with cookie-cutter homes and HOAs, it's an interesting feeling to capture shots like these during the move-in process! The winch was a nice addition for clearing out some debris.
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My 2004 EXT
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Those certainly are some brightly colored rims!
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flyboy2610 wrote:Those certainly are some brightly colored rims!
Yeah, I really wanted a little flash! Unfortunately the pictures on here really don't do them justice!
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xXxSilveradoxXx wrote:flyboy2610 wrote:Those certainly are some brightly colored rims!
Yeah, I really wanted a little flash! Unfortunately the pictures on hear really don't do them justice!
Are those just OEM steelies or did you get the Crager Soft8s?
Looks good either way!
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I agree mike. Those look like 8’s… they are deeper than the Silverado oems…. Looks hella good….
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DirtyBacon04 wrote:Are those just OEM steelies or did you get the Crager Soft8s?
Looks good either way!
They are Vision HD 85 Soft 8s in 16"x8" with a 4" backspace, part number 85H6883NS. I've got Crager Soft 8s on the back of my WS.6 and they're basically Crager clones. Thank you very much!
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xXxSilveradoxXx wrote:My 2004 EXT
Great photos! For anyone new to sports photography, picking the right camera can make a huge difference. While there are plenty of options out there, not all are beginner-friendly or suited for capturing fast-action shots. I found this helpful guide on the best cameras for beginner sports photography https://skylum.com/blog/from-zero-to-influencer-a-stepbystep-guide-on-how-to-get-started that breaks down some great entry-level options with features geared towards action shots—like high shutter speeds, good autofocus, and decent burst rates. It’s worth checking out if you're just starting and want something that balances quality with ease of use.
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Cody_S wrote:So the fiance and I recently purchased a new home on a decent sized lot. Coming from a suburban neighborhood with cookie-cutter homes and HOAs, it's an interesting feeling to capture shots like these during the move-in process! The winch was a nice addition for clearing out some debris.
clean looking setup, especially with those wheels!
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