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Welcome Polardoo, you're up in my neck of the woods. N. Ridgeville here.

 

 

Nice to meet you in a Forum kinda way. :banghead: This is actually my second silverado but I had a brain burp and traded the first one in on a Durango three years ago. Finally got to the point I could pick up the new one this week! :banghead:

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Just signed up! Also from the Columbus area!

 

You all can check my truck out HERE!

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:rollin: Dayton, OH checking in. Spent seven years away from Ohio and for some reason returned.

 

Sure wish the economy that GWB keeps talking about would come back to the area, instead we have a widening slum. Honda came in, jobs went out 2 to 1. Glad to see that Honda got yet another umpteen year abatement of taxes for adding another facility in Troy and adding a few additional jobs, mainly part time. No wonder Americans can't compete on their own home turf. :rolleyes:

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