Recent content by BillyM

I used the bump-start method to get the bolt out of my 360 Dodge motor. Worked like a charm.

In the Northern climates: Nice thing about buying a 2wd SUV or pickup is they are cheaper. Bad thing about selling a 2wd SUV or pickup is they are cheaper... In the Southern climates: Nice thing about buying a 4wd SUV or pickup is they are cheaper. Bad thing about selling a 4wd SUV or pickup is...

This thread probably saved me $100 or more. Battery cable got lose and had to jump start my '06. Then I noticed the rear defroster and rear wiper weren't working. Couldn't find the fuses for them for the life of me. Thought I'd have to take it in to a shop, but first I googled the problem and it...

Now that's funny. .

Now that's funny.

How do you like them? Are they worth it?

Just bought these, free shipping. https://www.ebay.com/itm/263540730255

It's basically a clone of the CZ 75. I got it at a pawn shop brand new, never been fired, for $250 I think... new at Sportsmans Warehouse they were $350. If memory serves... Everyone who shoots it loves it. Easy to handle. But the black finish is flaking off in a couple spots already.

New to Boulder, new to Toyota, moved down from Cheyenne last year. Want to run some trails next summer.

- Ruger LC9 1st gen, don't like the long trigger pull, but it's my pocket carry gun. 9mm - Jericho 941, Israeli made gun, heavy full metal, got it used was very nice to shoot, double stack. 9mm - Tri Star T100, made in a NATO plant in Turkey. Smooth shooting double stack. - Soviet pistol in 9mm...

Year: 2006 Tire Size:265/75R16 Gear Ratio if you know it: Stock 4WD No mods. Current highway fuel economy: 20-21 V6 Average speed you travel: 65-75 Anything else you want to add: When I got it this June it was averaging 23 on the interstate, but that seems to have slipped a couple mpg's...maybe...

That seems to be about the going price for 4runners in the northern Colorado area.