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Thanks all! I didn't have time to do a full detail, so just strip wash, sealant, and Americana!

Thanks guys! I'll try to get some more pictures of it today after I get the interior done!

Well... we said goodbye to our Tahoe last night. It was a good vehicle, but we wanted something smaller and 4wd. I did the exterior tonight and will do the interior tomorrow morning. 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited Exterior: Brilliant Black Metallic Interior: Black Leather 4x4 - Quadra-Trac II Hemi:burnout: 8 Speed Nav (8.4" Touchscreen) 20's Pictures!

Great mod! I had those too! Along with pacesetters, intake, tune, hids/LEDs, 6HI, Line X I miss that truck!

I'm pretty indecisive as well, and when I was choosing a lift for my current truck she couldn't wait for me to order it so I would be done researching! She also hates huge lifts (>4.5" or so depending on truck) for getting in and out of daily! But that's why we have a stock Tahoe! Either way, I still obeyed lol.

Nice! Great all-around vehicle. Great size, great power, and IMO great looks.

I had a 3" Rough Country set up on my '08. I don't have the truck anymore, but I really liked the look. I had 275/60/20s (33x11" bc they were cheap). I loved the size, not too big and not stock. If I had a nnbs again (I have a nbs now), I would do the 4" BDS with 33"x12.5 toyo MTs. I wouldn't do the RC 3.5 (no longer 3") because of the alignment issues. BDS makes a great kit. You will not need to re-gear with 33's (or even 35s really), so that can save you some $. Not sure what my fender measurements were. I will search some other forums. Here are some crappy pics, I will search for better pics. Ultimately, it is your truck and money (as srtluvr said) so do why makes you (and your wife) happy. Before any debadging. Edit: found more pics! These were before Adams :blush: Look at those gorgeous wheel wells! :facepalm:

Another saturday boredom detail. Took several passes on the top, and is no where near perfect. But.... here ya go. Chronologically:

Well, I've been eyeing new golf shoes for a while, just haven't found any that I really want. So, I decided to clean mine to see how much better they can look. They are white, my favorite color! haha (see cars). Pics - just used a crappy rag and some leather/interior cleaner and put new black laces on. Pics: Before: 50/50: Final: Obviously I was bored, and the cars are clean.

Nice sport! My brother has a white one, in need of some major TLC.

Sorry! I can't remember off of the top of my head, I'd have to go look through the paper work. We thought it was a good deal though!

It's basically a certain percentage below invoice price, plus any incentives.

Not if you get a supplier discount Thanks for the compliments everyone!

I usually go for corner spots, and park as close as possible to the curb. (especially in the tahoe) I haven't have anyone park close on purpose yet, but it's bound to happen sometime. I just hope that I'd be parked to far away to try to be "funny".

Took the day off to do some detailing - this one needed it. We took about a 1000 mile round trip over the weekend. Part of the trip included a dirt road, needless to say it was DIRTY. The paint is not 100% perfect, and I didn't feel like doing a full correction (especially since it's white and the swirls are hard to see as is). Process: Exterior: Strip Wash - Shampoo and APC Clay - Adam's clay bar Wash - Shampoo Machine Polish 2 Coats of quick sealant all the way around. 1 coat of americana SVRT on the plastics/tires 1 coat of quick sealant on the wheels Interior: Leather cleaner Leather conditioner Vac n blo 500 glass cleaner Before: About to clay: After: Sorry the pics aren't GREAT; they were with my iPhone.