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This is just for gmtc braggin rights, and hopefully it will bring some new members in as well... and hopefully HOPEFULLY teach some guys around here about our sport and the respect we love and the hard work we put out.

 

Of course I'll go first

 

 

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umm not really...   hence  pimp the pride  meaning your own  pride and joy... your own truck  that you own and put your blood and sweet into..

 

but it's kool that ya tried tho

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lets see if i can post here

i am afriad my pics dont post since they are geocities.

am i right?

 

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I dunno.    at the used car lot:

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unfortunately i only just got this rig 3 months ago, when i totalled my honda; so its really not custom i picked it up like this. Sometime here maybe i can show yall some original ish.

 

http://photos.yahoo.com/dustee900

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I am not all into the 2wd lowered trucks but i gotta say this your truck is sweet larry.  Gm should hire you to design some trucks!!!

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nice gmc loki, you install the DJM kit? how long did it take? any clearance issues? I am debating going with a 3/5 or the 4/6 kit w 20x8.5 all around... how wide are your wheels?... stock shocks? lowered shocks DJM's...  nice ride... ( lotta questions thanks in advance )
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Well...

 

My '91 taken before I had 275/60-15 tires.

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And my '99.  :cheers:

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Some pretty decent reflections in this pic during the body lift install.  :lol:

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