What did you do to/in your 5th Gen today?!

[RoadDogT4R]

A well deserved bath and exterior detail after hustling all last week ensuring all my coworkers got into work through the blizzard. Earned the nickname Tpr. Uber, was a lot of fun playing in the snow, more fun was had at work but after tooling around in an Explorer for 3 days of snow, I am always impressed with this stock truck's capabilities.

 

[Saker]

Installed my USA Stealth Badge from INDYFJCRUISERS today.

 

[Ammomac]

Took my boy out to stretch his legs this morning. It may be his last, as he is quickly declining. Cancer is a b!tch.

bummer on your dog. I hope he's OLD and has had a good run.

if he's in pain you may consider mmj for him. no kidding - some vets are seeing some pretty amazing results for our furry friends.

 

[4RnR Grl]

bummer on your dog. I hope he's OLD and has had a good run.

if he's in pain you may consider mmj for him. no kidding - some vets are seeing some pretty amazing results for our furry friends.

I wish I could say he's old. He won't make it to his seventh birthday in March. We will likely be taking him on his final journey before next week is over.

 

[Ammomac]

I wish I could say he's old. He won't make it to his seventh birthday in March. We will likely be taking him on his final journey before next week is over.

oh man, that sucks. I feel for ya. about 3 years ago we brought a new pup home and started having problems within the first week. I kid you not, I slept in arms length of that dog for over a year as he had to go out about every 2 hours. he had host of serious issues - long story short, at 18 months the decision was made to euthanize. THAT sucked ass - so young and such a lover.

 

[mcarey86]

oh man, that sucks. I feel for ya. about 3 years ago we brought a new pup home and started having problems within the first week. I kid you not, I slept in arms length of that dog for over a year as he had to go out about every 2 hours. he had host of serious issues - long story short, at 18 months the decision was made to euthanize. THAT sucked ass - so young and such a lover.

Brutal, but there is solace is knowing you gave him what you could, and in turn made everything easier for him.

 

[barryhiram]

Nice! Can't wait to see them installed

Thanks man! Picked up some paint today, hope to shoot them this weekend :rockon:

 

[barryhiram]

Took my boy out to stretch his legs this morning. It may be his last, as he is quickly declining. Cancer is a b!tch.

Sorry to hear, it's always difficult to watch a best friend fail, stay strong. "Like" button isn't appropriate, should have been a sad button.

 

[AlrighT4R]

First trip to the snow!

 

[Deuskid]

sorry for your loss.

 

[RaisedByWolves]

[MENTION=112177]4RnR Grl[/MENTION] damn... Sorry

 

[philsey]

Sry to hear CJ ... been there too.

 

[Runer4Life]

Sorry [MENTION=112177]4RnR Grl[/MENTION] ... Like I told my niece dogs never die they are just sleeping in your heart.

 

[Chris_B]

Good luck 4RnR Grl,

He's a beautiful pup. We are much better off for being able to spend time with our friends. I wish you both peace.

 

[OregonTrailRunner]

Took my boy out to stretch his legs this morning. It may be his last, as he is quickly declining. Cancer is a b!tch.

Sorry to hear about your pup, not an easy time for you I'm sure. My sis lost her dog Chase to cancer in 2006 and formed Chase Away K9 Cancer. She's raised over a million dollars for K9 cancer research since then, much of that one dollar at a time. She turned heartbreak into hope. Be well, take care.

Chase Away K9 Cancer

 

[Jhalko]

I wish I could say he's old. He won't make it to his seventh birthday in March. We will likely be taking him on his final journey before next week is over.

Plan a road trip, you need it.

 

[MeefZah]

Window tint, such a huge difference. Top picture is stock, bottom is 20% on the driver / passenger and 35% on the windshield. The [MENTION=12905]XenonDepot[/MENTION] Philips Extreme HID kit went in today too, but there are enough pics of that around. :guitar3:

Looks good but man, tint ON the windshield....? That'll suck at night. Since you're in Ohio, as I am, fair warning: OSP has gotten lax about side window tint - though they do still write tickets for it. But they will tow your shit under the unsafe vehicle section of the ORC for windshield tint. It's happened locally several times recently.

I suggest sunglasses instead.

 

[tigger]

Looks good but man, tint ON the windshield....? That'll suck at night. Since you're in Ohio, as I am, fair warning: OSP has gotten lax about side window tint - though they do still write tickets for it. But they will tow your shit under the unsafe vehicle section of the ORC for windshield tint. It's happened locally several times recently.

I suggest sunglasses instead.

I have tint on my windshield and you cannot tell at night. You can barely tell in the day, but it helps with glare and heat resistance.

 

[paulndot]

Took my boy out to stretch his legs this morning. It may be his last, as he is quickly declining. Cancer is a b!tch.

Sad to hear about that. It's never easy - they're family. Just know both your lives were better because you were in them. I had to put one of my wolf hybrids down almost 15 years ago - bacterial infection. It still stings today.

 

[Angelo]

Looks good but man, tint ON the windshield....? That'll suck at night. Since you're in Ohio, as I am, fair warning: OSP has gotten lax about side window tint - though they do still write tickets for it. But they will tow your shit under the unsafe vehicle section of the ORC for windshield tint. It's happened locally several times recently.

I suggest sunglasses instead.

I waffled a bit before I pulled the trigger honestly but now that it's on, I like it. You can definitely tell there's a tint on it but as [MENTION=120209]tigger[/MENTION] said its really not a huge difference other than cutting down some of the headlights coming towards me. You can still easily see through the windshield from out to in, and if it becomes an issue I can always take it off with a razor.