sure would I also like D1s too-a good '94 or 95 would be most welcome in my driveway(other D1 years are good too)

 

Absolutely. Its been challenging, informative, and most importantly fun Great winter project and now I love driving it. If you pay attention to those who know, have something decent to start with, and do the required reading and then the mods, they seem to be a great vehicle.

 

I look at Craigslist frequently looking for a bargain...

 

already have.

our 1996 SE7 D1 got me hooked. loved the way it looks, loved the off-road capability, loved the room (our family was physically much smaller then). i used any excuse to get off the pavement. then picked up an '04 that a guy in Nevada had built up a little. after that there was no going back. so, i picked up another '04 for my wife but then my daughter claimed it. these trucks are easy to work on, fairly cheap to maintain or at least that's been my experience so far, and damn, they look good.

my suburban can carry more people and more stuff but it's ugly as **** and has been a pain in the *** to maintain.

actually, thinking about picking up a fourth for my youngest son.

 

 

LOL!! Look where are you asking the question. Lot's of us are more than two LR's in - my disease is so bad I am sure I need a 12 step program. I have 5 and am always on the prowl for more

 

 

Yes I would. But it would not be a DD. Strictly a hobby truck that I can tinker and modify to perfection.

 

Hell yeah. I am looking for another blown HG one for like $600