starbux
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- First Name
- Dom
- Joined
- Sep 7, 2024
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- Location
- Gig Harbor, WA
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- R1T
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Good morning everyone.
This is my first post on the forum, though I’ve been a lurker for a while. I got my first Rivian back in June 2023, but as of Friday, I traded it in for a Tri Max. My Gen 1 was an incredible vehicle, and being from the PNW, I had the chance to take it on countless adventures. Both vehicles are used in my business, and this time, I was able to put my company on the title. Some people have mentioned that it isn’t necessary for Section 179, but my accountant advised it (though there’s always a chance they could be wrong). Either way, Rivian made it easy to incorporate it into the business. Chase, however, wouldn’t allow a business vehicle loan—only a line of credit for the purchase.
Details about my Gen 1:
Here is what the body and interior looks like after 40k miles
My one year review
My Overland build
Now onto the Tri!
Decided to go with a black on black look. Excited for all my adventures with it in the future. Already have a different build planned out for it. Time to travel more and explore what my heart wants! I went straight from the service center to Tahuya ORV in Washington State to see how she handled.
Here is how my delivery day went!
I look forward to hanging out with everyone and bringing you along for this adventure. Thank you for reading!
This is my first post on the forum, though I’ve been a lurker for a while. I got my first Rivian back in June 2023, but as of Friday, I traded it in for a Tri Max. My Gen 1 was an incredible vehicle, and being from the PNW, I had the chance to take it on countless adventures. Both vehicles are used in my business, and this time, I was able to put my company on the title. Some people have mentioned that it isn’t necessary for Section 179, but my accountant advised it (though there’s always a chance they could be wrong). Either way, Rivian made it easy to incorporate it into the business. Chase, however, wouldn’t allow a business vehicle loan—only a line of credit for the purchase.
Details about my Gen 1:
- 40,000 miles
- LA Silver
- Megawatt Rock Sliders
- iKamper Skycamp Mini 2.0 with 3.0 locks
- Thunderbolt Adventure Supply Camp Kitchen
- Full Stek PPF
- Rivian Manual Tonneau Cover
- Falken Wildpeak A/T4W tires (Falken sent these for testing in exchange for media, and after their performance, I’ll be buying another set for the new truck)
Here is what the body and interior looks like after 40k miles
My one year review
My Overland build
Now onto the Tri!
Decided to go with a black on black look. Excited for all my adventures with it in the future. Already have a different build planned out for it. Time to travel more and explore what my heart wants! I went straight from the service center to Tahuya ORV in Washington State to see how she handled.
Here is how my delivery day went!
I look forward to hanging out with everyone and bringing you along for this adventure. Thank you for reading!
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