Mods vs $$$

[bsquaredMTB]

I've tried to leave the cars alone, but I mod every car/truck i've ever owned. Nowadays, i'm more of an OEM+ guy.

Absolutely. I'm not cutting into it or doing anything that would void the warranty. So far I've done rock sliders, tires and ditch lights. The only big thing I want to do is lift it a bit but I'm definitely taking my time because I want a quality lift that keeps the OEM+ type approach.

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[CrispyTacoLover]

I shoot with the Canon R3, R5, and R6 Mark II, along with several L-series RF lenses. I also have some EF lenses that are gradually being sold or traded to help finance the upgrades. The gear is complemented by various accessories, including filters, bags, tripods, lighting, software, and more.

I am currently shooting with the Sony A7RV.

 

[Carolina Buckeye]

I’ll be 56 next month, ordered my truck in Late August, got it in October. In that time span, I ordered 95% of the mods on my truck so when it came in, it went straight to the shop for the stuff I didn’t want to install. This is possibly my last truck and I was going to do it up. Normally wouldn’t go off like that, but what the heck!

Nothing wrong with that brother. I think your truck looks bad ass. I'm a firm believer that if it makes you happy and you got the dough, go for it.

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