Just curious how many of you are my neighbors.
Cheers!
Cheers!
Phoenix, Arizona Wood Grain Warriors; identify yourselves!
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I believe the Map in the Sticky at the top of the forum would tell you.
GX & LX Map
GX & LX Map
I'll be there in July.
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Yeah, there are a few on there, and it seems like maybe there are a few area members whom haven't added themselves. I could be wrong.
I'm searching for a GX right now...
I am down there a 2-3 times a year, visit a friend in Scottsdale, watch some ball games.
I used to be there, then I moved. 
I'm in NJ now, and my dad in TX will be buying my GX next month. So, I guess the TX crowd will get another one!
I'm in NJ now, and my dad in TX will be buying my GX next month. So, I guess the TX crowd will get another one!
I'm in Moab, UT but I do not have my GX yet so technically I'm not one of ya'll. Soon though. I'll pick up my 2006 Sports Edition in Parker, CO in the not too distant future and then I'll drive it home. It looks like some of you might be along the way and it could be fun to stop by and say hello.
Haha, I can't take the winters anymore. Or the corruption. Or the traffic. Or the taxes. Or really anything else this s***ty state has to offer.Why would you want to leave the corrupt republic of Illinois?
I left in calumet city 1976, joined the Air Force and only back to visit
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I just agreed to buy one from a friend, should have it in a couple weeks. Very excited.
You can add me to the wood grain warriors!
Unfortunately, the entire family is here and the spousal unit is pretty adamant on staying close to home. 13 more years to retirement and then I'll have some bargaining chips to get me out west or down south somewhere. My favorite part of illinois is the giant deficit spending and constant tax hikes for lesser services. LOL
Luckily, I'm single, have no kids, and really have nothing tying me down to IL so its a much easier decision for me. The good thing about being a tech is I can literally turn wrenches anywhere, so that's a bonus. I rent a house here now, so really all I need to do is get rid of some crap in the house and load everything I need in a trailer and head out.
Sounds like you got a good plan. I'm a little envious! If you feel helping a fellow Wood Grain Warrior knock out a timing belt/water pump job before you head out, let me know!
New member here in north phx