Canadian Nissan Truck Club

Bow_Tied wrote:How much is a Brad of silicone?

4 bucks

Snafu wrote:LOL...the coffee is on you then :p

Damn it!!!!!

Snafu wrote:

...I wish Ron would have told people his truck was for sale...

I am sure I did. I am sorry you missed it

Next meet the coffee is on me.

Ron, I am a jacka$$ and was only being not funny. But I'll still take the free coffee!

Captain Morgan?!!!! Nice job it looks great. I wish Ron would have told people his truck was for sale....... Today I'm relaxing. Last week was crazy. I had to strip whatever I'm not keeping from Ron's old Frontier and scrap it since my grandmother's house will probably go up for sale to pay for her ...

Geoffrey wrote:I would have to check Facebook timeline but I think it's at least 6 years. Maybe 7.


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Red Top or Yellow?

Snafu wrote:I have zombie hunting permit stickers

What annoys me about my current Nissan is that I don't have any zombie hunting permits on it.....

Thats an awsome picture! well i have to refresh my suspensions soon so might as well order the full kit. what tires do you have steelcityslicker? sizewise Thanks again. That pic is 4 or 5 years old. Wish I kept the zombie hunting permits off of it lol. If you have the bucks to throw at a full kit b...

Geoffrey wrote:I like that pic. Don't care what you think. It rocks!


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Thanks Scott I appreciate it... I think? Lol

By the way what annoys me about Nissan is the lack of aftermarket support but I guess that's not really Nissan's fault.... Oh yeah, the wimpy ifs and steering set up too lol.

New torsion bars and a pair of extended adjustable shackles. Rancho rs 5000's is all you need esp when they're on sale at CT. Some people don't like the extended shackle way of doing it but I ran that in my '02 and it did just fine. The '02/'03 leaf packs are great imo and i even use them in '00. Th...

ECosta wrote:Also annoys me that a lift kit for my 2003 is 1000$ and for a 2Gen is only 200 ....

Having gone down that road myself I've learned that you don't need to spend that much on a lift. There are much less expensive ways to do it.

Bow_Tied wrote:Wait, that is in Manitoba. A tad far to drive...

Hahahaha!!!

Very cool rig...

I need to get my wife to drive one. I think she will find it too big. She loves her pathy but doesn't want anything bigger. Full size certainly opens the towing options. The challenge is getting my wife into any rig without the yard apes in tow. Sent from my shoe phone. I was being a smart ass actu...

Ron,

What about an Armada?....

Do the yukons still come with a diesel? I saw a two-dorr version years ago and thought they would be great for towing. Shorter wheel base than the 4-door. I did not see many of them out there. Of course I wise up and bought a Nissan :D Truth be told though the dodge eco-diesel sound enticing for mi...

Sorry I didn't get see ya today, Dave, ended up not going that direction - two of the vehicles I wanted to see where sold/seller unavailable; maybe see you at the Christmas party? Looked at a couple of Saab 97x - very nice interiors. Didn't find one that suited me tho. No worries man we were hoppin...

I totally hear ya. There is no perfect vehicle unless you've got huge bucks to get it.

The Yukon is a beautiful truck for sure but I don't like how they are stolen all the time.

I have went through the very same dilemma several times. The balance between passenger room, reliability, cost, fuel consumption and the most important "cool factor". If I could have a left hand, diesel, 80 series Land Cruiser with the jump seats I would take that. But I really wish the ol...

Ya, I am pretty much a dick like that not tracking your work schedule over 4 years. That's how I roll. If you want to pm me your cell I can text you when I roll through - maybe I match a coffee break you get or something. Up to you. General Motor's GMT360 platform is the Saab 9-7x, GMC Envoy, Chev ...