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Fosscore's 2006 Tahoe Build Thread
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On the to-do list. That never ending detail list.... lol
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Uncovered the Tahoe today after 2 months. Connected the battery and fired her right up. What a sweet sound! I smiled like a kid at Christmas.
Quick wipe down with a new microfiber and she was ready for a spin down to the supermarket.
But first there were a few installations.
I left the Esky vent caps and the front passenger door handle at the painters back in May, and had my OEM lift gate handle already on standby from May, so they were all waiting for me.
I put those 3 parts on and went for a spin before the afternoon thunderstorms rolled in.
A few pics since it's been over 3 months since I've had a chance to add anything to my build thread.
Quick wipe down with a new microfiber and she was ready for a spin down to the supermarket.
But first there were a few installations.
I left the Esky vent caps and the front passenger door handle at the painters back in May, and had my OEM lift gate handle already on standby from May, so they were all waiting for me.
I put those 3 parts on and went for a spin before the afternoon thunderstorms rolled in.
A few pics since it's been over 3 months since I've had a chance to add anything to my build thread.
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I really love your patience and am slightly envious lol
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Made it to 10000!
Sweet. Thx guys.
Sweet. Thx guys.
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My patience? Lol thank you.
Are you serious? I have watched your thread and the cool stuff you dream up and attempt. Pretty damn patient from where I’m sitting.
Keep up the good work yourself.
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That's not patience. That's life and little ones forcing a delay. Lmao
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Know it all too well. Lol
My house is currently 1/2 way across the Pacific this morning on the A380 finally headed home.
The quiet house will erupt with chaos later tonight. Hopefully their connection will not resemble my story from above.
Hence why I slammed the trucks, yard work and house cleaning all in as I only had 3 days without a full house.
Be good to have them home though.
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Yep. The quiet is nice as well as the time allotted to finish projects, but it lacks the normality of chaos, which is odd to hear, even when you're saying it.
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It's only odd because we can truly understand the diversity of having organized chaos and total peace (rarely) of being able to truly zone out without interruption and actually accomplish something YOU want/need to do and not having a constant deadline of something else on the horizon that does not involve turning a wrench.
We wouldn't of course trade it for anything in the world, but.....we can still mention it ammaright?
The quiet is coming to an end....
lolThe wife and kids legged it thru DFW after all that long ass flight and the BS (immigration, bags, security, train) to get to the gate with 10 minutes to spare. Thank goodness for them.
Guess I'll update my build thread in another 3 months.
