An event at INDE MP will definitely make you appreciate having the trailer. There is NOTHING out there in Bisbee/BFE. We did an event out there last year some time and were pretty surprised by how little there is in the way of services, hotels, etc. Bringing your own 'home' is the only way to go.

There's a couple of obvious car-guy compounds down there with nice homes and massive garages. I guess once you get that all you need is the helicopter to get you down there from Phoenix cause it's a fairly long drive (2.5 hrs or so?)

I went back a few pages and saw that you had ordered everything in white, any plans for dressing it up over the winter?
:cheers:
Dan

Man, what a reaction
 

Geessss Guys when I am replying to a post about the best home/hauler in the category being discussed please do not take me so seriously. But it did get some great complements to the character of Greg. The California warm sun seems to make some members sensitive. I have never been concerned for what people have and help those who do not have. My way of defining wealth or a person has never been related to money. Most people on this site are blessed to be in the "have" category in many ways.

that's when "smilies" really come in handy. ;) :thumbsup:

I think I'll just stick every decal I get in speed parts boxes all over it!


NOT!!

I really don't know what I'm going to do -- but it probably won't stay looking like a refrigerator for long.

You know -- when I read your post I thought -- Gee... that's not the way he usually posts wonder what bug bit his arse...

So now I'm glad you cleared that up!

Okay -- all hatchets shall here in be officially removed from your forehead! :rofl:

Hatchets
 

Greg if you or anyone has found the hachet that will penetrate my forehead please call my wife! Collect is fine, she may even fly you here for a personal demostration at times:willy: :rofl:

:rofl: :thumbsup:

I personaly try and stay away from my wife when she's holding any sharp objects. Especially if certain automobiles may be part of a conversation she may over hear. :rolleyes:

Don't you know someone at Brooks? Look at the vinyl package that was put on their double-decker and display trailer...Welds Traveling Circus! :rofl: I'll see if I can find the pictures, you may want something a bit more subtle

Dan

Thanks Dan.


All white "ain't me".... but the truck was already in production, so all I had to do was change the upholstery and add the On Spot chains... and since I know a guy that can paint :D I thought white was alright. Once I get it and live with it for a little bit I might engage a designer and have them come up with some ideas for a wrap.

Wraps would be the way to go IMO. The 3M vinyl on my 3 vehicles has far exceeded my expectations after 7+ years of outside parking.

Maybe I should wait until I tear the side out of it on the first telephone poll encounter? :lol:

Got this from the salesman today -- he went to the factory and took this picture of my truck being built.....


EEEEEEEEEEHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAA



http://i919.photobucket.com/albums/a...rhome/file.jpg

Nice!!!! :thumbsup:

Dope:unibrow:

Who? Me or him?


:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Thanks Jody! Charley is going to love it! :lol:

Did he get some profile shots of it? Let's see the Intros! :rofl: :rofl:

:cheers:

oh my gosh that thing is Bitchin

makes your 450 look like a minitruck- very nice!!!

Interior is being built -- this is the console that will go from front to back....

Scheduled to be complete next Thursday.





http://i919.photobucket.com/albums/a...ome/file-1.jpg

I asked him to take some more shots and send 'em -- we'll see what I get. The Intros are complete one offs of course... a direct knockoff of a standard truck wheel. Should be really trick.

Lookn good :thumbsup:

Now lookn better :unibrow:

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y3/real3/file.jpg

Yeah! Truth be known I'm a bit anxious about the whole thing being so big...
but I'll get used to it pretty quickly. I've owned some pretty big boats and they are no different. The key is just to never approach anything faster than you're willing to hit it. :D

AWESOME!!!!! :lol: :hail:

Nobody does one off copies of existing styles better than Intro; they should give it that stock vibe.

:cheers:

Agreed :thumbsup:

With all that girth, I wouldn't worry about hitting most any other vehicle on the road...:lol:

Great truck Senor..:cheers:

Thanks Ron! I think it's just a bit smaller than a Torino....

Lighter too!!


"The key is just to never approach anything faster than you're willing to hit it".

^^I love it ^^

Baaaaddddaaaaaaassssssss:thumbsup:

Thanks Steven! Needless to say -- I'm getting a bit excited - well not in that way....

The valet parking guys are gonna fight over this one. :unibrow:

I'm thinking they'll just leave it out front.

:lol:

Where's the elevator door?:D :D fantastic looking hauler Greg:thumbsup:

Can't wait to see the blackies you can lay down with 1650 lb ft of torque. Are you having them install a line lock? :unibrow:

Oh my........:D

Check with the Highway Patrol just to be 100% sure. I am willing to bet you need a Motor Carrier Permit of some kind. I dont know how the rules are with you being from Washington, and lord knows there is 1,000,000+ exemptions from commercials laws, but in CA most vehicles over 10,000 GVRW need a MCP even for personal use. My grandpas old rig was smaller and it had to go through all that hoopla.


Super badass rig BTW, im a little jealous!

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

I'd check with the Ca DMV to be positive if "visiting" trucks need them, but I know the fine for not having it if it was registered here is $1000+, first offense. Found this out the hard way. Hopefully being out of state may let you skip this, but I'm not sure. The permit is cheap, but not having it if it's needed and getting caught is not. :faint: