All good things must come to an end

[Ark03]

So, I didn't take a lot of pictures of my 2014 truck, but we've had some fun. Sadly, that came to an end when we were t-boned in Colorado a couple weeks ago. My insurance took care of me and we were able to get a 2019 that seems identical to the '14, complete with 4wd and the third row ... well, except for the stock tube steps and the color (I will miss my XenonDepot HIDs and n-fab steps).

Here's to the new truck!

 

[97BlackAckCL]

Congrats on the new truck, you can always put those mods on the new truck

 

[Cadesun]

Great color choice!!

 

[WokkerK]

Sorry to hear about the old rig but Im sure you will be happy with the new one. The good thing is the things you are missing about it are easily replaced!

 

[Globetrotter78]

Congrats on the new truck and perhaps far more importantly not getting too banged up by the incident itself!!

I would have asked the insurance adjuster if you could pull and undamaged mods off the old one. They usually don't care since they don't add to the value of the vehicle as a whole.

 

[Ark03]

Thanks! I actually came out pretty good. Family was all OK, just a little sore. I was out of state and wasn't able to salvage mods, but I got credit for them in my insurance payout.

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[tjnptel1]

Thanks! I actually came out pretty good. Family was all OK, just a little sore. I was out of state and wasn't able to salvage mods, but I got credit for them in my insurance payout.

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Glad to hear everyone is okay. Cars are replaceable, people are not. Anyways, sounds like things haven't come to an end, quit being over dramatic.

 

[Brick Sprickly]

Glad to hear everyone is okay. Cars are replaceable, people are not. Anyways, sounds like things haven't come to an end, quit being over dramatic.

Loss of a vehicle is insignificant compared to loss of life. Glad everyone is ok!

And yes, if anything, their adventuring capabilities are beginning anew with a fresh truck!