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I think it's the first time this has ever happened on this site.Damn thread-jackers.
Thinking about trading for this...
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I think it's the first time this has ever happened on this site.Damn thread-jackers.
It should happen more. We actually talked about trucks for a minute
I think it's the first time this has ever happened on this site.Damn thread-jackers.
It should happen more. We actually talked about trucks for a minute
Most talk on here about buying a truck is all hot air anyway!
Darkanion
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I think it's the first time this has ever happened on this site.Damn thread-jackers.
It should happen more. We actually talked about trucks for a minute
Most talk on here about buying a truck is all hot air anyway!
Yeah.. Same goes for performance upgrades, like superchargers.
Yeah.. Same goes for performance upgrades, like superchargers.
Says the guy who drives a stock Honda and a stock BMW.
Darkanion
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Yeah.. Same goes for performance upgrades, like superchargers.
Says the guy who drives a stock Honda and a stock BMW.
At least neither of them leaks.
I think it's the first time this has ever happened on this site.Damn thread-jackers.
It should happen more. We actually talked about trucks for a minute
Most talk on here about buying a truck is all hot air anyway!
Yep
ScottyBoy
No, that's not a banana in my pants.
I say go for it. I kinda hesitated about buying my Suburban. I originally wanted a crew cab Silverado 1500. But they didn't start making a CC 1500 until 03, and even 2003s were out of my price range back in 2006 when I was buying a truck. I was paying cash and I didn't want to finance any of it, so I had a set price that I had to stick to, or below. The only CC trucks in my price range had WAY too many miles, were beat to hell and back, or both. So as I was looking, I noticed that there were a lot of Tahoes and Suburbans in my price range. I thought about it for a while, and I concluded that a Suburban is basically an Avalanche with the back of it closed in. So I asked myself how often would I actually use the bed of a pickup. Mostly anything I would haul in a pickup, I can haul in a Suburban, but I just can't haul wet or messy stuff. I can fold the seats down and haul a 4x8 sheet of plywood with the back door closed. I have also tied 16ft boards to the roof rack and hauled them with no issues. Try hauling 16ft boards with a 5ft bed.
And then of top of that, you have three rows of seats and still a ton of cargo space behind the 3rd row, perfect for family road trips. And then you still have the towing capacity of a pickup. I have towed about 8k lbs. with my Suburban and it didn't even break a sweat until I was traveling uphill on the Mississippi River bridge. I can honestly say it, I love my Burban. It has served me well for the last 9+years. And I hope to get many more out of it.
And then of top of that, you have three rows of seats and still a ton of cargo space behind the 3rd row, perfect for family road trips. And then you still have the towing capacity of a pickup. I have towed about 8k lbs. with my Suburban and it didn't even break a sweat until I was traveling uphill on the Mississippi River bridge. I can honestly say it, I love my Burban. It has served me well for the last 9+years. And I hope to get many more out of it.
geektoad
redneck geek
If the scout mission comes back thumbs up, DO IT! the GMT800 Z71 is my favorite of the GM SUVs by a long shot. My buddie's 2003 Z71 hoe is still running strong. Not sure on the mileage, but it's his daily rig to this day.
You two should start a forum called "UnModdedTruckCentral" or something more catchy . . .
