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Damn that is one sexy truck.

Not sure about AWD, but there are a few 4x4 guys with 4/6 drops. Our body style of trucks sit up so darn high a 2 inch drop is almost unnoticeable. I would recommend drop spindles vs. springs.

I was born to lowride.

Sig makes a nice AR, but the optic is cheap. It will probably break easy, and/or might have issues holding a zero. I purchased my Sig M400 from Walmart for several reasons. First the tools at a few of the LGSs either ignored me when I walked in, and when I was able to get them to acknowledge me they were pretty snobbish. As a customer who is wiling to drop a grand on a rifle a simple hello would be nice. I guess the color of my skin isn't the right color for some of the good ol boys in rural Georgia. At least the employees at Walmart's gun counter were polite, and I save myself over $200.00 on the rifle.

Sig Sauer M400 with an Aimpoint PRO

damn, about how much do you have invested?

Guess I could add some pics of the 2003 I use to own Here she is still in stock form Getting ready to go into surgery initial cut 4/6 drop, 22s, escalade door handles, and a billet grill (not that cheap overlay kind)

Thanks Fellas. Hey Classic, I see you are in Wichita, KS. Thats my home town. I will probably visit sometime late May or early June .

2009 5.3 with 3.73 gears 4/7 drop rear assist bags 24x10 Raceline 3 piece forged wheels 285/35/24 Pirelli

here is a pic of my old 03 (4.8 and 3.42 gears) pulling my freshly powder coated frame home from the shop. The 03 wasn't enough to pull the Monte Carlo once I got her back together so I picked up my 09 with a 5.3 and 3.72 gears I would love to have my own trailer, but I just don't have the space for one

Reset my sensors yesterday because of the new wheels, and got it on the second try.