A picture of my son helping me wash the 3rd gen. Just because.

Gavin S.

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Nice pic!! Enjoy them at that age. It goes fast. Seems like only a few years ago my son was that size. Going to his middle school graduation tomorrow. Makes me sad....

On a lighter note!! What type of sliders do you have and what degree angle did you have them welded or bolted on? I'm going to pull the trigger on a set now that I found a reasonable welding labor price.
 
Nice pic!! Enjoy them at that age. It goes fast. Seems like only a few years ago my son was that size. Going to his middle school graduation tomorrow. Makes me sad....

On a lighter note!! What type of sliders do you have and what degree angle did you have them welded or bolted on? I'm going to pull the trigger on a set now that I found a reasonable welding labor price.

Thanks. I am trying to etch this age in my memory because I can't imagine him being any more innocent and full of wonder.

As to the sliders, I knew someone would ask and I can't for the life of me remember who made those. It's been years. I can say that they are welded to the frame and there was no real option of install angle so they are pretty much straight level. Sorry.
 
Awesome picture man. Nice camera too.

Stone- What was the price to get them welded?

Thanks man. It's my first DSLR, a Nikon D3000 with a 35mm prime that I bought to go along with it. I have no skills but shoot enough and you'll get a few good ones.

A buddy of mine did the welding for free, or I may of paid for a round of golf or something. Got lucky on that one.
 
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Thanks. I am trying to etch this age in my memory because I can't imagine him being any more innocent and full of wonder.

As to the sliders, I knew someone would ask and I can't for the life of me remember who made those. It's been years. I can say that they are welded to the frame and there was no real option of install angle so they are pretty much straight level. Sorry.

I hear ya! Kids are such gifts!

No problem man. They look great!! I just wasn't sure if there is a preferred angle for install.

Stone- What was the price to get them welded?

$75. I was getting quotes closer to $180 - $200 before.
 
that pic is great. my 20 month old is just about ready to start helping too. right now he gets a kick out of sitting in the drivers seat and honking the horn which i had installed...he correctly identifies it as "choo choo" since it is an aftermkt train horn.
 
great drops of water shot

good looking lad...nice freeze of the drops in mid air.

those are All Pro Off Road Sliders out of Hemet CA. Got em myself.
 

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Great pic man! My 2 yr old daughter tries to help me work on my rig, or anything else I'm working on! It's so cute, she watches this show called Handy Manny, (spanish guy, who speaks english, and is a handyman). The tools he uses all have names, and she knows all the tools, and their names....lol! She'll take my Phillips screwdriver, put it to a screw somewhere, and say Phillipe!
 

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