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Richard
Well, it is getting near that time of the year.My salesman thought he was funny putting the bow on top of it...
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(Just watch out for any mistletoe hanging around the showroom
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Tires: get squishy!
@brewsky, love this pic! where in central PA did you end up going to? I'm in Altoona this week for work.
Baja Mexico. 
This is in Bald Eagle State Forest. Exactly on Poe Paddy Drive heading up to Penns View from the campsites near the creek.
Dream trip right there!Baja Mexico.
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Richard
Back in the early to mid 1990's, about every other month or so my buddies and I would do 1 or 2 day surf trips down there, almost to Ensenada, BC (The BC is Baja California, NOT British Columbia!)
A lot of good memories! Epic surf, $10 lobster dinners with all the rice, beans and tortilla's you can eat, along with a beer or two!
I'm digressing...
Those are the exact reasons I went with the SSO sliders... even if I did have to wait 6 months for them to arrive (originally 10-12 weeks lead time).
Just had them installed yesterday. I'll post some quick pics later today.
Look closely... FedEx was kind enough to break them in for me. 
Nothing a little black spray paint can't take care of. Besides that's what they're built for.
Really loving how well made these are. Rock solid, sturdy, and they blend seamlessly with the vehicle. They are definitely worth the long wait.
Also, ended up replacing the dim stock lights underneath with some Amazon rock lights.
Nothing a little black spray paint can't take care of. Besides that's what they're built for.
Really loving how well made these are. Rock solid, sturdy, and they blend seamlessly with the vehicle. They are definitely worth the long wait.
Also, ended up replacing the dim stock lights underneath with some Amazon rock lights.
Do those kind of work for a step? For the little lady of course! LOLLook closely... FedEx was kind enough to break them in for me.
Nothing a little black spray paint can't take care of. Besides that's what they're built for.
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Really loving how well made these are. Rock solid, sturdy, and they blend seamlessly with the vehicle. They are definitely worth the long wait.
Also, ended up replacing the dim stock lights underneath with some Amazon rock lights.
It was - I would go back in a second!
Can’t believe it took me this long in my life to make it!Back in the early to mid 1990's, about every other month or so my buddies and I would do 1 or 2 day surf trips down there, almost to Ensenada, BC (The BC is Baja California, NOT British Columbia!)
A lot of good memories! Epic surf, $10 lobster dinners with all the rice, beans and tortilla's you can eat, along with a beer or two!
I'm digressing...
Maybe when the kids are a little older. Cant imagine making the drive now with a 2 and 6 year old
Yes. No problem getting in & out for myself and my family. Perhaps some small strips of skateboard grip tape would help if the sliders are wet from rain but I'll hold off for now until the wife brings it to my attention.
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Richard
That's exactly what I did with my old sliders and plan on doing with my new ones. Have the grip tape, just haven't had the time to put it on.
It makes a huge difference when your sliders are icy, muddy or wet!
