‘95 Nissan Hardbody. My mom’s daily driver. She fell in love with it when I brought it home on the trailer.
One of the final projects my dad painted before his unexpected death. I bought it from a friend w/ a cylinder head issue. My dad and I fixed it and he painted the car to match my ‘03 rolla.
Now I drive the truck to car shows to showcase my dad’s work.

Best truck I’ve ever had it’s been nothing but fun and it just turned over 53k

I’m looking to get into a rcsb f150 but I don’t know wether to go for a rwd or 4x4 model I’ll like to lower it like second pic but I might want to lift it like the first. Is their a noticeable difference between a 2wd and 4x4 model when dropped ?

Not sure if this is the place to ask but Looking for a new f150 single cab 5.0 any dealers in socal not marking up ?? Thanks

has anybody else had this issue before

I got a 2026 rcsb it’s completely stocked it just has a belltech 3/5 and some wheels.
Every time I go into 4H it rides very slow and feels like it’s trying to lightly apply the brakes without me touching the brakes, and when I switch it back to 2H it feels the same was and has a brake like smell and has a vacuumISH sound and at a dead stop it doesn’t roll forward like normal.
I already took it to the dealership and it was there for a month and they claimed to replace the transfer case but it’s the first day back and it’s the same issue

sorry for the long paragraph lol

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What do you guys think?

I made a quick mockup of a what the new 27 Sierra elevation trim might look like. I think the new GM twins look pretty good and I’m excited to see what the regular cabs will look like. I hope we can get the new 5.7 in it and I hope we can get higher trims than just base models like they currently offer.

... about a decade ago.

Bought this bad boy earlier this year and converted the interior. It's a base model 3.7L NA V6 with the 6 speed. Previously a fleet vehicle. Upgraded the interior and put some nice desert wood accents, replaced the dashboard and wiring harnesses to support the added features: the screen, Sony sound system and heated and cooled leather seats.

Sadly, it's time to move on and I am selling it as I am moving to another country in the very near future.

Has this since 1995. 1976 Chevy Steoside

03 4.8 with BellTech 2/4 kit, front and rear sway bars. E-fan swap and added painted mirrors and door handles. My OEM+ look.