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That's HIM!
Who was that guy?
Who was that guy?
GMT-900 - GMC Sierra Trucks
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Vmax2007
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That's HIM!
Who was that guy?
Some dumbass who sold his truck for a soccermom-mobile.
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Vmax2007
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Stay away from nursing homes daddy.
Stay away from nursing homes daddy.
Go to bed.
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Vmax2007
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Stay away from nursing homes daddy.
Go to bed.
Good idea!
G'nite soccermomf'er
Stay away from nursing homes daddy.
Go to bed.
Good idea!
G'nite soccermomf'er
SMILFs FTW!
DarrenWS6
The original Ford guy around here
So.... I have a question..
You Sierra GMT-900 owners, what issues have you guys ran across, such as recall, and failures that warranty may or may not fix?
What is the average fuel economy you guys get with the basic 3, ( intake, exhaust, and tires/wheel pkg ) with the 5.3 or 6.0L?
And is the 6'5 bed available yet? or was that not due for 2010? How many ext cab 6'5 bed people are on here?
I'm just.......... curious to know some info
You Sierra GMT-900 owners, what issues have you guys ran across, such as recall, and failures that warranty may or may not fix?
What is the average fuel economy you guys get with the basic 3, ( intake, exhaust, and tires/wheel pkg ) with the 5.3 or 6.0L?
And is the 6'5 bed available yet? or was that not due for 2010? How many ext cab 6'5 bed people are on here?
I'm just.......... curious to know some info
Im just getting off work but I'll answer your questions when I get home.
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So.... I have a question..
You Sierra GMT-900 owners, what issues have you guys ran across, such as recall, and failures that warranty may or may not fix?
What is the average fuel economy you guys get with the basic 3, ( intake, exhaust, and tires/wheel pkg ) with the 5.3 or 6.0L?
And is the 6'5 bed available yet? or was that not due for 2010? How many ext cab 6'5 bed people are on here?
I'm just.......... curious to know some info
6.5 beds are not available on Crewcabs (1/2 ton), but are standard on Excabs and Regcabs. Mileage of 15 city to 19 highway is easily attainable. Other than the slip yoke bump that has been a GM staple since 1999, I have had exactly zero problems with my GMT900.
