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Who is getting out in the wild this weekend?

For those of you that need it!

That all black BASE grill was bugging us, so we added a little color. Before: After: The Blue N is for Northridge4x4. Only a few more weeks and we get to start start the mods on this thing.... the parts are stacking up, we can't wait!

Yep, we've noticed the same thing. Both the icy buildup at the rear fender and the windows being a little slow when opening the doors in the cold temps.

Dang... and here we were thinking our Base models were going to be collector's items and go up in value... :ROFLMAO:

Here is my Base model up in the Olympic mountains: Here is the wife's Base Squatch before heading up into the deeper snow... His and hers in the icy parking lot:

Sitting right around 7600.

That looks sweet!

1) No, it is not cheaper to do it yourself. - Sasquatch package comes with a different transfer case, front axle, different gear ratios in the axles, front and rear lockers, 35" tires. And you get all that for $5K (depending on your model) Front and rear lockers and gear swaps will eat a big...

Thanks @NeoS281 ! Unfortunately our mechanics are typically booked out 8 weeks plus. Some months are slower than others, but right now they are slammed. PM me what parts you need installed.

This was posted elsewhere. Sasquatch +30 offset on a 17x8.5 wheel.

The PNW has been getting a bit of snow and a cold snap, so we just just had to go play a little in 2wd with the traction control off.

Seriously? We had dealers fighting over who got our reservation.

The Base model we got in July had 16 miles on it. The Base Squatch we picked up last week had 25 miles on it.

Definitely have thought about it. Guess if someone was willing to pay an extra $20K over what we paid for it, we'd probably do it, then just order another one and wait.

We picked up the wife's Base Squatch on Tuesday and got it out for a drive on Sunday.

$10K... :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: