Another Texan checkin' in

[Ghostdiver]

Just checking in with everyone, lots of good info floating around on this pages, glad I found it.

 

Anyway, as I said, I'm from Texas, (Southeast Texas to be more accurate), been a Chevy man ever since I rolled my first Ford! I've had my truck for a little more than three years now. Had a 00 Yamaha R1 then I bought a house, sold the R1 and bought my truck (It's a little hard hauling 2x4's on the back of a bike)

 

Truck doesnt have many mods: chrome nurf bars & bed rails, 285's, Silverstars, Sirus satellite radio, factory AM/FM/Cass/CD with Infinty Kappa & JVC speakers, GPS, TB spacer, K&N, B&M TransShift +, Intake baffle removal, Magna-Flo custom exhaust, factory G80, 3.42's.

 

Future mods: crank up the TB's, 35's, custom front fog/driving lights, custom bed cover, winch

 

Oh yea, guess I could tell you what kind of truck; 96 Chevrolet Z71 Extended Cab Stepside w/3dr, Emerald green with tan cloth interior.

 

Other modes of transportation: 97 Camaro Z28 (some mod's ),

1965 Oldsmobile 98 Holiday Coupe (living room on wheels!)

[MrQuadrasteer]

Welcome.

 

SE Texas, huh ?!!? That's only a few square miles !!!

[BBSilverado]

Welcome aboard

 

Are you anywhere near Freer?

[Frank S]

Welcome abord from another SE Texas dweller

[lrymal]

Welcome abord from another SE Texas dweller

 

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Hey, Frank.... I was sorta close to your area today. We took a bunch of school kids to where Santa Anna was captured, Vinces Bridge site at North Richey. Kinda funny feeling being at that spot. Kiddos enjoyed it. Included the San Jacinto battleground tour as well.

[jeffbf89]

Had to chime-in, welcome. I too have been a Chevy person since I rolled my first vehicle a Ford (1992 F150 ec) yes I learned my lesson about the driving part but I really did like that Ford.

[MS3DALE]

Welcome aboard

[Truckman031]

[Frank S]

Welcome abord from another SE Texas dweller

 

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Hey, Frank.... I was sorta close to your area today. We took a bunch of school kids to where Santa Anna was captured, Vinces Bridge site at North Richey. Kinda funny feeling being at that spot. Kiddos enjoyed it. Included the San Jacinto battleground tour as well.

 

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Sorta close hell, that's like 5 minutes from my house so you were basically in my backyard.