Finally checking in.
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Finally checking in.
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i love this thread
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X2Originally Posted by bluzvr4
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the more i see this thread the more i want to change my rims lol
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Bought an 80k mile Ebony just over 1yr ago. Got it from Navistar. We'll call this post my 1yr anniversary. (It's also my 100th post).
Kinda wanted to post here with new wheels and maybe a 1-2" lift. Haven't gotten a chance to do either yet. (I've got my eyes set on a wheel no one else has mounted up yet too.)
Thanks for all the help/feedback so far VX guys and gals!
Gregg
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One of these days I'll get a few pics taken and posted of the winter wheels and tires I'm currently running. Nothing you all haven't seen before (18" Borbets w/GeoLanders) but different than my summer shoes to be sure.
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Man is that a good pic....paint looks like it's wet it's so shiny!Finally checking in.
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....the adventure BEGINS ANEW! ...2015......
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Here's my Monster VX
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2000 Ebony #0488 29,600 miles
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OK, checking in again. Had to make a delivery recently so I threw the hitch back on the VX and hit the road. (The U-Haul is a 6'x12' enclosed trailer.) The wheels are of course the all too common 18"x8" Borbet CW3 with 265/60-18 Yokohama Geolander ATS's that have since been removed and stored in exchange for the summer 20" Boss wheels seen above.
Lower quality photo taken with my cell phone so not quite as shiny as before.
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Still super shiny, even with the cel cam. What do you use on that thing? Do you apply by hand or by machine.
Just picked up a Turtle Wax "Black Box" http://www.turtlewaxblackbox.com/ this past weekend and I'll use it this weekend to get the VX ready for Moab. Can't wait to see how it turns out.
"The major difference between a thing that might go wrong and a thing that cannot possibly go wrong is that when a thing that cannot possibly go wrong goes wrong, it usually turns out to be impossible to get at or repair."
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Still the same process. Clearcoat polish applied with a $25 slow-speed 6" orbital buffer with a soft sponge pad, then hand-applied wax removed with microfiber polishing cloths.
I'm starting to think I just got lucky awhile back with a great 3M product. The clearcoat polish has always been the part of the process that has made the most difference.
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Wow, I've been on here for a few years and haven't checked in yet.
Well i guess better late than never. Here she is
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NICE!Wow, I've been on here for a few years and haven't checked in yet.
Well i guess better late than never. Here she is
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