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congrats on the purchase im sure u wont b disappointed. keep us posted as u add mods.
X2.... :hi:I came into this thread thinking you were about to bash the Titan.
Glad to see you like it, get that thing lifted and some new wheels! :teethmast
Edit: btw...front passenger tire looks a little low
Of course there is...ever seen the show Futurama? If not Scooty puff Jr. is a space mini bike that goes about 2 miles an hour....eventually it's upgraded to the Scooty Puff 2000...same mini bike that goes about the speed of light! Story of my lifeCongratulations of the truck. BTW, great screen name. I'll bet there's an interesting story behind it.
I have never seen it. I quit watching cartoons when the Bugs Bunny Road Runner hour went off TV.Of course there is...ever seen the show Futurama?
LOL, same would be true for me had I not been bored at 2am watching comedy central. Looney Tunes are still the best, new cartoons are garbage.I have never seen it. I quit watching cartoons when the Bugs Bunny Road Runner hour went off TV.
LOL thanks fella's. Already checking out the lift idea, as well as wheels and tires. Stopped at Summit Racing on the way home from the dealer to check out wheels and tires as well as an intake. I can't wait to get started, but first I need a hitch so I can get my boat to the lake all summer!
Funny thing is I tried to get them to do it. The dealer told me no! They told me that they were going to charge me almost $500 for it and then they told me to go to Uhaul and have them do it for $250. He even called their local Uhaul store and got the quote for everything. It actually came to $267 and change after taxes and installation. I was shocked. Of course I know nothing of Uhaul's hitches as I have only ever used Reese or Valley. They were unclear of all the details of the hitch and setup except that it was a class 3 with 2 inch receiver. So I told them I would get back to them. I have been checking out everything the past day or so.This may sound a little odd, but ...
When checking prices for the hitch, check with your dealer to see what kind of price they will give you. The OEM hitch from Nissan comes with the wiring harness built in and the relays.
I bought my hitch from elsewhere shortly after I bought my truck. I had to also buy the wiring harness and find a place to mount the plug. I also had to get the relays.
When I added up the prices, I found it would have actually been cheaper to have gotten the OEM hitch from Nissan.
This may not be the case now, as my T is a used 2007 and I bought it at the end of 2007.
Congrats on the T.
Seriously I was trying to figure out exactly when he drove it! It was purchased in February of 2004 and traded in March of 2011....7 years and 37,000 miles....that's 5285 miles a year! I guess searching every day for 6 months didn't really pay off...since I found this by accident. Though I do have to say they had their 2011 CC SV 4x4 for 27,980 which was the cheapest I had seen within 200 miles of me. If they had given me a tad more for my trade I'd be driving that instead.Congrats on the truck! An '04 with 37,000 miles is a killer find. My 2010 is at 14K. Previous owner must have only drove the T on weekends. :eyebrow: