Wanted 2003 - 2005 100 series.

Looking to get something little newer that I can build up. Be happy to consider someone who has done some improvements though.

I'm not set in stone on the years but prefer 2003 to be the latest. I would also prefer there be less than 100k miles in galactic gray but if its close its no problem.

I'm willing to pay up to 25k.

Thanks

 

[greenbeast]

WE can delete, found what I wanted

 

[Delancy]

Congrats.

You're gonna need a much larger garage.

 

[greenbeast]

Thats what sucks Chris. I only got 2 spots! Selling my bloved 2000 silver cruiser. Just purchased a 2006 down in Mcallen TX. Joshua and I going friday to pick it up!

How goes it?

 

[Delancy]

Pretty good here.

I know you miss this



79 and balmy, now. Heard earlier that lows could dip below freezing tomorrow night.

Congrats on the new LC!

 

[greenbeast]

YEah, maybe. We had some blizzard stuff last night. 30 mph winds with gusrts to 40. Just snowed probably 2 inches here at work. When you coming up to explore the mountains? Bring the family for some camping. Gonna take clan to MOAB next week with our little military trailer for camping.

New rig gonna get 33's and sliders for beginners.

 

[Delancy]

YEah, maybe. We had some blizzard stuff last night. 30 mph winds with gusrts to 40. Just snowed probably 2 inches here at work. When you coming up to explore the mountains? Bring the family for some camping. Gonna take clan to MOAB next week with our little military trailer for camping.

New rig gonna get 33's and sliders for beginners.

I'm betting it's going to get nasty here, tonight.

Walk outside and sweat.

Sure hoping to get out this summer, schedule permitting. Have wheeled Disney and Superlift way too much, and Clayton will be the death of the 450. Hahaha.

Swapped to Krawlers and Trail Ready's on the 80, so not a great example of a street able tire,






But have ran KM2s on both (FJC for 50k and still look good, even thought seen the rocks) and love them. Not the quietest, but best on road tire that won't chunk in the rocks.

BFG ATs are great all around tires, but chunked badly in rock, so bad I'd have to rebalance after trips out, but sharp shards of rock, in fairness.

For sliders, can't beat the Metal Techs. I modified a set of 100 series for the 450 and have put them through hell, and they're hanging on, just fine.