My first MM

[PapaBear]

Hey there, just wanted to introduce myself. I live in Charleston SC and just picked up my first MM, a 1990 from a mechanic friend of mine. It's got 319,000 miles on original motor/trans, and still going strong. It needs paint and an AC compressor, but other than that everything works! I bought the truck as my DD currently gets 11.5 MPG and i'm getting tired of the fuel bill. Gonna park my baby, a 2007 Trailblazer SS, and only bring it out for shows and for weekend cruising and stuff.

I look forward to reading all I can on this site. I don't plan on modding this one right away, but knowing me, I won't be able to leave it alone.

No pics of the MM yet, but here's one of the SS for you:

[DroppedMitsu]

Welcome, and nice trailblazer

[camoit]

Welcome aboard.
I give him 1 year, and he will be hooked just like the rest of us. Then out comes the money and in goes the cool.

[PapaBear]

I don't think I'll last a year, lol.

I lasted all of 1 month on the TBSS......but I knew it then too. I've already found a set of drop spindles that a friend has in his garage....fo free!!

Andy I haven't even picked up the truck yet, lol.

[camoit]

i spent 20 years getting the tools together to start my build.
OH and now that you are a member you have access to our radio station. Look at the top under MMD5 Radio.

[95Mightymax]

i also live in charleston and is to my first mighty max! got any pics of it?

[PapaBear]

Here she is in all her tow-toned glory.......

[PapaBear]

Dont' know why the pic got cut up, but it is in damn near perfect condition other than paint. Body is straight as an arrow and interior is awesome.

[camoit]

The easy way to do a picture is to upload it directly to the board directly. (it becomes an attachment)
Or if you use a URL click the picture button on the editor and make sure there is a check mark in the box for: Retrieve remote file and reference locally. If you upload to the board as an attachment, they get resized automatically.
If you have used a board before and you use the [img] tags then it will always show the full size picture. We also have a free picture tool in the link section. It works great. I use it all the time. It can do batch resizing. 300 pictures at a time is no problem. And it's free.
It's best to set them under 800 X 800 pxl.

[phatmax]

i like it welcome