Love the pics. It keeps me excited to see my'n some day.Had a great conversation with Chip, waiting for detailing to get done. They're down 2 bays today, and 35 vehicles to prep. Heading back to Michigan! The Granger experience was wonderful. Highly recommended.
Nice man! Glad you got home safe. Beautiful looking truck! Looks like you have some work cleaning her?Ta Daa!
Well after 1140 miles spread out over 3 days of driving, 22 hours of driving, 800 miles of melting snow on the roads causing dirt spray, a container of windshield washer fluid, I made it home. Dang if I did not forget that Granger shot like Sunny just posted. My flight in was delayed and I was pressed for time so after covering a lot of things with Chip, I was in a hurry to book.
With that said after just focusing on driving I only scratched the surface of the features of this PB and it really is an amazing truck. Now the technology in my 2009 Tacoma is a 1 inch display of the back up camera in the rearview mirror, so I do not have a lot to judge it by, but this thing rocks.
Man I just took her through a touchless car wash. Waste of money. This is 3 days of baked on salt and spray from melting snow. Iowa through Pennsylvania. Only when I hit Washington DC did the spray stop. Virginia only got rain from that arctic blast.
That's a sharp looking truck! I found the "touchless" washes to be a waste here in Wisconsin, they always seem to leave a film of road slime. I know soft touch is hard on the paint but I will take that over the road slime, that is until I can find a trunk monkey to hand wash my truck. Anyone remember seeing the trunk monkey videos?Man I just took her through a touchless car wash. Waste of money. This is 3 days of baked on salt and spray from melting snow. Iowa through Pennsylvania. Only when I hit Washington DC did the spray stop. Virginia only got rain from that arctic blast.
I bet Sunny's truck is going to look the same when he/she gets home.
On another note, I bet you will love those deployable running boards, and the built-in navigation is significantly better than I thought it would be.
Tomorrow morning is an early start with a total wash and then working my way through the features. You'll be doing the same too, probably shortly.
HA! I do not remember truck monkeys but I do remember monkey jockeys riding pigs at the fairs when I lived in Iowa. I think they made them stop doing that in the 70's so I never did see that again after those days. That has been a running life joke with my wife. Whenever we go to some fair type setting I always say I hope they have the pig riding monkey jockeys.
I hope I don't get in trouble on here but here is the Trunk Monkey security video:HA! I do not remember truck monkeys but I do remember monkey jockeys riding pigs at the fairs when I lived in Iowa. I think they made them stop doing that in the 70's so I never did see that again after those days. That has been a running life joke with my wife. Whenever we go to some fair type setting I always say I hope they have the pig riding monkey jockeys.
They had several different "versions" available depending on your specific needs.Oh man that is priceless.
boy theres a memory.. when I was a kid we would ride the hogs on the farm. the trick was you had to sneak up on it in the middle of the field because they run right for the fence to try and wipe you off their backs, hop on, grab their ears and away you go !!HA! I do not remember truck monkeys but I do remember monkey jockeys riding pigs at the fairs when I lived in Iowa. I think they made them stop doing that in the 70's so I never did see that again after those days. That has been a running life joke with my wife. Whenever we go to some fair type setting I always say I hope they have the pig riding monkey jockeys.
I did the same today
