The New Disco!!!
- Thread starter MedicalCowboy
- Start date
Nice Disco. I think I saw you the other week on Enterprise pulling into a business. I drive a Bronze DI with an SD rack and ARB with 4Ks. I only drive it a few days out of the week. My wife and I commute together in our black DD Cayenne and Enterprise is our daily route to work. We need to try and meet up and kick some tires and talk shop sometime.
Chris D.
"AL Red" Mudy_Ovl
'95 D1
Chris D.
"AL Red" Mudy_Ovl
'95 D1
MedicalCowboy
Adventurer
Absolutely bud sounds great. I would really like to see if we could get a rover club started here in town. Say Rocket City Rovers??? Btw could you post up some pics of your rack. I'm trying to decided what kind of rack I want to go with.
MedicalCowboy
Adventurer
Perhaps the weirdest request ever lol but yeah bud I'll get you a pic asap and I took more pics of the twver ill post tonight! By the way is anyone interested in starting a north Alabama rover club? How about the rocket city roaming rovers?
MedicalCowboy
Adventurer
JeremyT101
Adventurer
Wow! that thing looks sweeeet.
overlander
Expedition Leader
Expo vehicles make great coasters.
MedicalCowboy
Adventurer
Haha very nice observation friend!!! I was waiting to see if anyone would notice that lol
MedicalCowboy
Adventurer
OH crap! Sorry bud I've been working nonstop all weekend, we had a pretty terrible night monday so I've been revcovering lol I'll get you some interior pics tonight!
timmy!!!!!!!
Explorer
I really feel like I have seen your tahoe around the hsv area before.
Yeah, about that. Until you pull off the air dam or put a real bumper on it and some decent tires, then you're closer to the bottom of that range.
They aren't terribly unreliable when brought up to date on maintenance, and kept maintained. Think german sports car maintenance, not asian import maintenance. I would not own one (well, OK...two) unless I did my own work and had a garage to do it in. Not to say that's the only way to own them, but it makes a fairly cheap endeavor out of what could be quite expensive (paying for labor from somewhere that will actually work on it and paying the markup for new parts).
Unless you're in for a project, you want to avoid the "good deal" ones you find. The one in that photo was purchased as a parts truck for $500. I'm stupid, so I didn't part it. I'll have $1500 total (and countless days of work) into it by the time I have it "right" (all new bushings, springs, shocks, O2 sensors, head gaskets and various other seals). At that point I can start thinking about modifications. If I weren't doing this work myself it would be much cheaper to buy a better example that had not been driven into the ground.