Kennyray
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Interior shots...I only took pics of the wheels for Zem.
I should have a couple of non-wheel pics. I'll look through my phone after dinner.
I still can't believe what happened yesterday...
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Darkanion
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Interior shots...
Not yet. Maybe tomorrow.
I've finished dinner and did some quick edits on the cellphone pics. Post to follow.
Darkanion
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SEVERAL months ago, I heard about a burger place in a little town called Cleburne. The flat-top they use has been around for decades and the burgers are supposed to be great. BUT, the place is small (more on that below). So, I've waited until a nice weather day, so if I "had" to eat outside, I COULD.
Here's the burger :
And the burger joint :
Like I said, small. There were only 4 metal stools at a not-well-secured counter. The food was great, though!
From there, I went on a drive up a twisty road (no pics from there) and then started working my way back towards the Fort Worth area. A friend had said he would be available "after 3," so I was heading to see him when I realized I needed gas AND the vehicle needed a bath.
The wheels are supposed to be black. I'm not sure if that gray appearance is from dust / dirt / rain OR if that's brake dust. I've heard these things can kick off a lot of brake dust. If this is any indication after only 321 miles driven since I picked it up, I'll probably be sticking with darker wheels.
And one pic of the ride in "off-road" stance.
I have no clue why it looks like I put a gradient filter on the top left area... That was taken with the stock camera app on an iPhone and a gradient was not added after-the-fact.
Here's the burger :
And the burger joint :
Like I said, small. There were only 4 metal stools at a not-well-secured counter. The food was great, though!
From there, I went on a drive up a twisty road (no pics from there) and then started working my way back towards the Fort Worth area. A friend had said he would be available "after 3," so I was heading to see him when I realized I needed gas AND the vehicle needed a bath.
The wheels are supposed to be black. I'm not sure if that gray appearance is from dust / dirt / rain OR if that's brake dust. I've heard these things can kick off a lot of brake dust. If this is any indication after only 321 miles driven since I picked it up, I'll probably be sticking with darker wheels.
And one pic of the ride in "off-road" stance.
I have no clue why it looks like I put a gradient filter on the top left area... That was taken with the stock camera app on an iPhone and a gradient was not added after-the-fact.
Kennyray
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I'll bet that it's easier to get in and out of compared to the Camaro...
Darkanion
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ABSOLUTELY!I'll bet that it's easier to get in and out of compared to the Camaro...
Kennyray
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Even a regular car is hard for me to get in or out. That's why I need a truck and Mary has her SUV.ABSOLUTELY!
Darkanion
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Yeah, I can understand that. I'm not sure what I'm going to do with the Silvy yet. I'll figure that out in the coming weeks.
Kennyray
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As a home owner a truck does come in handy.Yeah, I can understand that. I'm not sure what I'm going to do with the Silvy yet. I'll figure that out in the coming weeks.
Darkanion
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Yeah... I hardly ever use mine AS a truck, though. Most of it's 60k+ miles have been road-tripping, commuting, etc. Very few of those miles have been hauling or pulling things...
Kennyray
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Then I guess you should have kept the Camaro and traded in the truck....Yeah... I hardly ever use mine AS a truck, though. Most of it's 60k+ miles have been road-tripping, commuting, etc. Very few of those miles have been hauling or pulling things...
