I think she's teaching nursing grad students. . not sure what exactly she's teaching now. .
but she's a nursing prof.

Actually, the QX56 is based on the Armada if you want to get technical.
I really don't like the Armada and QX56 tho.

I thought the styling of the current Pathfinder would grow on me, but it hasn't... still, at least it's back to being a truck-based SUV again. I'd take one, but they look like they really NEED a lift imo.

WHOA!! I haven't, but I'd love to see it :D

I believe that it has spaers giving it an additional lift of like 3" & I think those are 37's

JE SUIS BANDER!!!! **insert French-sounding laugh here**

damn -- I love that.

'95 pathfinder
technically not mine but I drive it fairly often

Holy Sh...

I wonder what the odometer inaccuracy is

hahaha yeah no kidding

Here's some pictures of my brother and I when he came to visit a couple of weeks ago.

A picture of my niece after she got splattered with a bit of mud when we all went out that day for some off-roading.

And two pictures of us when we got a bit stumped. We hit a semi rotten stump, uprooting it and parking on top of it.

Dirkin

Modified by PirateRedBeard at 10:07 PM 9/9/2007

Modified by PirateRedBeard at 10:10 PM 9/9/2007

Good job on the purchase Cap'n!!

Just picked up a 1997 QX4 from a family friend. I needed a practical vehicle especially one I can take snowboarding.

[Sorry about the camera phone pic.]

http://www.8p.com.br/fecasa

I signed up to help out. I have my share of stories for tips/tricks/workarounds for my year model vehicle just like anyone else here does, and I wanted to share those here. Of course the things I will learn here are invaluable; there is nothing better than a collective of owners who take deep interest in their vehicles to get advice from!

Nothing special about my 2003 Pathfinder, other than it is well taken care of. It is the first car that I have owned that I felt as comfortable about it's reliability at 90,000 miles as I did at 900 miles. I picked up the car in Sep. 02' in Miami, FL where I lived at the time. Got a smoking deal on it through an IBM partnership program with Nissan. I purchased through a Nissan plan called the VPP; anyone ever heard of it? I don't think they have it any longer. It was too cool... basically you call a Nissan number, tell them who you work for, give them some way to ID you... in my case it was my IBM badge number... they give you a long string of numbers that you take with you to the dealership. This is where it gets good... especially since the sales people and typically the sales manager have NO CLUE what the VPP is. In a nutshell the VPP program is/was no haggle pricing, you give them the vin number, they input that into a Nissan intranet site and it spits out a price they have to sell you the car for. They also are required to show you the dealer invoice so you know what they paid. Regardless of vehicle, it is usually about a grand below what is on the dealer invoice. At the time, some Infinitis and the Z were ineligible for the program. The sticker on the window said $32k and I walked out with it for $27k and change without a haggle or a peep from anyone. It was simply the best new car buying experience you could ask for.

With that out of the way, I can tell you I have some experience with brake replacement, A real bitter taste in my mouth over having to replace a $528 MAF sensor and some experience with towing equipment mods for an SE ... The LE's are bagged and auto leveling in the back correct?

Anyway, my name is Tom, you can call me themot. The truck is filthy right now, so I will post some pictures in a few days when I get it cleaned up again.

-themot

Nice!! Welcome aboard!

I have a 2000 LE R50 which I got this past summer from my dad. Before that, I was driving a 97 Qx4 which was sold with about 170K on it, still running like money! The only reason I switched is B/C my dad's rig was brand new, aside from the highway mileage, and the maintenance is a bit cheaper.

Anyhow - I haven't modden my rig much at all yet, other than getting all the back country "gear" that I need to survive once I get stuck w/ my OEM rig hehehe. But I do have alot of plans for the near future. I'll be throwing some pics up as soon as I can get to em'

Nice to meet everybody!

Roninwheelers.com is badass man, I'm signing up right now. Props to my fellow Coloradans!

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