[jvcollins1965]

That's in Washington. No, damn it, the OTHER washington. The state. The one to the LEFT of everyone else.

Okay, so I'm pysched. I pick up my new 06 OR on Friday. I fell in love with Nissan after my 98 and 99 pathfinders. Since my son is in scouts, the latter one has saved my *ss a zillion times and shown up every F150, F250 and Toyota around.

No rockwood stereo though. I'm bummed there. But got a deal - 25K out the door!

Anyhow, the site looks like it has great info!

One question already. I've got a 16' canoe - use the standard rack or do a Yakima system? I've got a thule on my pathfinder now...

 

[Old Navy]

irate: Ahoy, Matey! :newb: Welcome! Yer on a site dedicated to Nissan's, "Next Generation Xterra." Step aboard, take in what you can, but promise to share what you learn! :3some:

 

[B Slater]

Welcome! I would use your Thule rack, or a Yakima. :cheers:

 

[Lonesome Crow]

 

[dragonplayboy]

they offer a rockwood system in WA?

just kiddin, welcome to the site!!

 

[syndicate]

Re: Hello from Puyallup (Indian for "land of the strip

One question already. I've got a 16' canoe - use the standard rack or do a Yakima system? I've got a thule on my pathfinder now...

I'm not familiar with Thule's options but Yakima has some canoe mounting options.

http://www.rei.com/online/store/Search?storeId=8000&crumb=Original+Search^&query=Yakima&orig=yakima&noalias=1&cat=4500010&inc=sm3702_yakima.jsi&link=1~Kayak+and+Canoe+Racks^&cat=4500277&query=Yakima&orig=yakima&noalias=1&cat=4500277&inc=sm3702_yakima.jsi&link=1

 

[Glucola]

Welcome to the club. :wave:

 

[speedy_parker]

Happy to have you...

I got my 06 OR back in June and have driven off the pavement EVERY chance I get! I love it.

Welcome aboard and best of luck to you.
Mike

 

[mtdewmike]

Ahoy! Welcome aboard! irate:

 

[kokopop]

:cheers:

 

[lostboy]

welcome

 

[D-Day]

Welcome!

 

[Bueller44]

Welcome!!!

 

[BioMan]

Re: Hello from Puyallup (Indian for "land of the strip

That's in Washington. No, damn it, the OTHER washington. The state. The one to the LEFT of everyone else.

I feel your pain. My wife and I are from Moscow, ID. Its almost daily that I have to explain to someone here (DC area) that I didn't go to school in Russia. And when they ask about our miles of flat corn fields I have to remind them that Iowa and Idaho are two distinctly different places. Not that I know much about Iowa but at least I can point it out on the map. Mostly I've just taken to saying I'm from Seattle, its easier that way :thumbright:

Welcome to the Club!

 

[Old Navy]

Re: Hello from Puyallup (Indian for "land of the strip

That's in Washington. No, damn it, the OTHER washington. The state. The one to the LEFT of everyone else.

I feel your pain. My wife and I are from Moscow, ID. Its almost daily that I have to explain to someone here (DC area) that I didn't go to school in Russia. And when they ask about our miles of flat corn fields I have to remind them that Iowa and Idaho are two distinctly different places. Not that I know much about Iowa but at least I can point it out on the map. Mostly I've just taken to saying I'm from Seattle, its easier that way :thumbright:

I Hear yah. When I tell someone I grew up in Albuquerque New Mexico - They ask how can I stand all that smog in MEXICO.

 

[OregonX]

Always glad to welcome another brother from the northwest. Welcome to the site. If you've got a question, you can probably find an answer in here somewhere.