[quote=Milla]I hate you lol. Im getting a .40 for 650 with 3 law enforcement mags and tritium night sights.

I just ordered a Black Hawk CQC holster. And thank god i dont have to take classes for CCW because of the Marines

(not to mention i got my olive drab Jack Bauer style messanger bag so i can take it to the range in it biggrin: )[/quote:0c907]


That sounds like an excellent deal milla!

I know this guy at my Marine unit hes on the SRT in Falls Church, VA. So he has the hook up.

woot, FC.

what's SRT?

i wanted one when i was in highschool but i got my cars now : )

I just spent 12 hours in the truck as we drove to Brantford Ontario to get a 1949 willy's jeep and tow it home. Was a good trip and a really really cool jeep. Needs some TLC but what do you expect when its older than me and my friends ages put together. It looks exactly like this, painted flat olive green with no top. Got lots of funny looks towing it down the 401.

[img]http://media.phillyburbs.com/classiccars/49jeep.jpg[/img]

thanks for the replies, really appreciate it. Right now I'm still on a desicion bind on whether I should throw down on a Wrangler or a 4Runner... Wranglers are nice, but the 4Runner has nice MPG

Just look at gas prices in the gas thread. Evaluate how much you must drive, and then consider if you want to spend that much for a vehicle.

I did that when i bought my car. I fill up about once a week with premium, at about $32 a pop. I drive to work and some recreation, about 280 miles a week. Not a cheap car to opperate at 23c / 27h, but i love it. I think its worth the cost. Hell if i wanted fuel efficency in a nice looking car id get a civic hybrid, i wanted small, fast, and nimble.

I got a CJ that I use for offroading

too much money went in to that for me to sell it n I still use it mostly every weekend. but the clutch is bad n it has no dash cuz im makin a new 1 because I had no where to put the gauges. the only thing stock on that is the fram n the body. bitch im ridin 33's

but yeah there fun for offroadin n if your an everyday driver dont get it