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My mom (I'm 22 mind you) just sent me a picture text of her new baby...a 2011 2500hd 6.0 that is...needless to say I'm happy for her but very jealous. haha, seeing as all I can currently afford is a 95 beater.

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Keep workin. I didn't get my Silvy until I was almost 35, and it still isn't my dream truck, although I love it.

 

Larry

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hah that must be annoying. i could probably afford a payment right now, but its not worth getting rid of all 3 of my vehicles for one new one.

 

im gonna wait until im 100% percent sure i can afford a new truck when the time comes and it will be a GMT900 2500 or 3500 any style with a long bed.

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i paid for the 2001 about 1 year and a half ago, the 2003 silverado i HAD to buy it about half a year ago becasue it was for sale for $5200 by an old lady a few miles away from me whos husband died.. she wanted nothing to do with the truck, it had sat for almost 2 years in her garage. Chevrolet Silverado LS 1500 Z71 ECSB 4x4 4.8 3.73 with 77,000 miles. i HAD to buy it. the suburban has been in my family since new in 2003, and my dad said hed give it to me for 6000 when he wanted a new one. bought that too about 2 years ago. im going to trade both of the 2003's in a few months to get another truck, just cant do it right now.

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haha, id sell all 3 and buy a 2011 HD

 

 

well im never getting rid of the 01.. im keeping forever.

 

 

im going to sell the the 03's in a few months, i gotta figure out how much i want for them and what i actually want my next truck to be, and i really enjoy no car payments.

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I saw a 2011 white crew cab 4x4 GMC Denali HD, it was sweet and sticker was $60k.

 

 

i think the denali is a badass truck... but my area isnt really one for luxury trucks anyway, i wouldnt buy one.

 

i would much rather pay about 35-39k for an 11' LT duramax

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i would get the lowest trim package with power windows and locks... ECLB

 

 

thats if i was gonna buy a used truck... im most likely going to try and find a 06-07 classic CCLB dmax or 8.1 or 6.0 if its a good enough deal, to me a brand new truck is a waste of money.

 

clio you got any pics of that 95?

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Maybe I'm missing something, but why do you need 3 trucks?

 

Every truck has a different purpouse. Like motorcycles and skis etc, etc, etc

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