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[Rooskibar03]

Ouch. buying cars sucks.

Diesel !

Ive got a used one with 6k miles on it. Could maybe save you some $$

[gnihcraes]

Cherokee's have a diesel option now? Cummins?

Yep. Not cummins.

Some italian diesel they use in the half ton dodges.

Pretty cool to hear this high end suv with a clattering diesel. Not loud but you know it has one under the hood.

[gnihcraes]

Ive got a used one with 6k miles on it. Could maybe save you some $$

Thanks, but to late. i might have been interested.

I got pretty picky on my options and it took us a while to find one.

[Doc45]

Bringing it home Tuesday (providing no rain!), didn't want to ride home in the down pour LOL. Got it at Avalanche Harley and it was a great experience, very happy with the shop. 2014 FXDF under 3200 miles woohoo.

[waffles]

J Frame time!



438 With excellent Thai grips



~1952 S&W Pre-36 "Baby Chief"

[electronman1729]

[hurley842002]

Glock 19, 05 manufacture date with the old good finish. Along with the Trijicon HD sights (thanks Ark tactical).

[Joe_K]

Glock 19, 05 manufacture date with the old good finish. Along with the Trijicon HD sights (thanks Ark tactical).

Enlighten me what is different and better about the older finish? I've never heard this before.

[hurley842002]

Enlighten me what is different and better about the older finish? I've never heard this before.

I don't recall all the details of the differences, a quick Google should turn up several discussions on the topic. My personal experience however, is that the old finish will take all but the worst of abuse without showing scratches or signs of wear, whereas the newer finish scratches fairly easily. YMMV.

[Jer]

Enlighten me what is different and better about the older finish? I've never heard this before.

I don't recall all the details of the differences, a quick Google should turn up several discussions on the topic. My personal experience however, is that the old finish will take all but the worst of abuse without showing scratches or signs of wear, whereas the newer finish scratches fairly easily. YMMV.

Glock used to finish their slides w/Tenifer which was incredibly rugged and even more caustic. They've since switched to a more environmentally friendly coating process for their slides.