Michigan Girl wrote:JRNYMAN wrote:The school district we're in has what's called a modified year-round schedule. They get out of school on June 4th and go back August 4th, so they've already been back for a month! Imagine going out for football and having practices twice daily starting in July here...
Anyway back to the topic...
There is a HUGE Mormon populous here... HUGE! Add to that the even larger Catholic sector with the numbers of Latinos and you've got the makings for some extensive family stickers - it's not uncommon to see stickers go from one side of the Suburban's back window to the other - I shit you not!
I'm not a fan of stickers on a car period - in fact I de-emblem and de-sticker my cars as soon as I get them. It's not that I don't like families... I just don't like MY family.

Just Kidding! A few years back, I had just bought a TrailBlazer and had spent quite a bit of time attending to its curb appeal. One evening the wife and kids come home from grocery shopping where the kids had talked Mom into getting a package of those stickers and just had to put them on right there in the parking lot before heading home. Apparently, the excitement about the stickers wore off about halfway home since it was not even brought up when they got home. The following morning, I got in the truck and headed to work. A couple miles down the road I noticed them. They were gone before I got home from work that same day.
This is that truck.

That's a TB?!? Did you doctor up the front end?!? It looks Fordish!!
Unfortunately, this is an inspection sticker state ...only
fucking morons drive around
without them ...

Haha! Good eye MG!

The simple answer is yes and no.
It began its life at the GM plant in Canada like all the other 360/370 chassis GM products. However, when it rolled out of the factory it was an Isuzu Ascender (Shhhh! It doesn't know that!

) I then proceeded to to alter its looks vastly from what it originally looked like removing the door mouldings, roof rack, replaced the rear gate with an Envoy gate, leveled the rear end, replaced side mirrors with TB mirrors, replaced exhaust system.... just a bunch of little things like that. Then I Limo tinted it, put some sweet rims & tires on it, detailed the shit out of it (for about a week. Seriously!

) At one point my wife said, "If you wanted a different truck why didn't you just get one that looked that way?"
I did very little to the interior with the exception of replacing all 11 of the interior bulbs with blue LED's which look awesome, and installed the kind of stereo you'd expect from a rock music enthusiast. Loud, crisp, clean, lots of bass, lots of speakers, couple of amps, filters, etc.
Then, without warning, I got T-boned waiting to turn left (classic scenario...) and my insurance company totaled it.
It was pretty and very comfy. She'll be missed.
