Hush your MOUTH, boy! Jack is made in Tennessee!!:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ldub
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Hush your MOUTH, boy! Jack is made in Tennessee!!:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ldub
LOL...:mbrasd:Quote:
Originally Posted by TheGanzman
I feel so baaayud...to reduce co$ts in these troubled economic time$, I've been refilling my "Tennessee Tranquilizer" bottle with Old Crow...call it "Crow Jack". It's no wonder I'm cornfused...:_confused
I know it's complete blasphemy (or something similar), but I'm a firm believer in the placebo effect...:laughgray
If you've sunk to THAT level, my advice is to euthanize yourself IMMEDIATELY!:bgwo:
thats awesome, i have definately filled the grey goose bottles with McCormicks before...and everyone drinking it gets all psych'ed about drinking grey goose and they all talk about how 'smooth' it is....cracks me up...Quote:
Originally Posted by Ldub
who needs charcoal filtering anywayQuote:
Originally Posted by TheGanzman
Damn, think I hi-jacked my own thread
Yep...perception is a HUGE aspect of life...:smilewinkQuote:
Originally Posted by pbkid
Sorry Row...got a little off the beam there...:mbrasd:Quote:
Originally Posted by rowhard
i was gonna say that we TJ'ed the crap outta this thread. lol
Yep, am ready to produce the fronts now.:)
Since thread-jacking is running rampant anyway, here's a question for the crowd: Do you think Isuzu intended the front, side, and rear skid plates on the VX-02 and VX-4 to be universally silver or keyed off the body color? I'm trying to decide whether I want one in silver or Foxfire, but can't make up my mind on which one would look more fluid...
Thoughts?
i personally dig the matching....
I agree. When I get mine, I want it gloss black! I did it up on Photoshop and LOVED it! With chrome or SS bolts of course! :smilewink
Bump-doo
Should be what is it called when hillbillies get re-incarnated?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ldub
re-tardation
Some feedback on my rear skidplate (purchased from Ron at VXC) - even though there are detents on each side for the pin, at best I've only been able to put a manual "bent" style pin. There isn't enough room for the locking type (at least I haven't been able to find one that's small enough to fit).
-- John
John, thanks for the info and heads up on that. Have been slow leaking the project. Once back from Moab, will take my rear cladding off and see what I have to do to get it to work. I like Ldubs fix for the problem, move the hole, or I think it was him. I would take it one step farther and weld up the old hole.