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The administration of GM-Trucks.com has this very important annoucement to make. This annoucement directly referances to the future of GM-Trucks.com and the direction of the website.

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Nice video!  Good job.  What song was that?  I need to go download it!!!!!  :thumb:  :thumb:  :thumb:  :thumb:
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Nice video!  Good job.  What song was that?  I need to go download it!!!!!  :thumb:  :thumb:  :thumb:  :thumb:

SR71-Tomorrow

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Now I feel foolish. I just checked your profile ( I could be your father) (in the voice of Darth Vader). Just Kidding.

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Fourteen minutes to download on dial up but it was worth it even if your music is not my choice.  I can hardly wait to see what changes we are in for.  I for one once again would like to thank Mervz and SiiLT for all of their hard work in makeing this one of the best sites on the internet.  I may not post as much as some but I do enjoy the level of knowledge among the members here and their willingness to share what they do know with the other members.

Happy 2ND Birthday GM-Trucks.com :puke:  :puke:

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Cool, that was better than any comercial that Chevy has made :thumb:  Maybe you should be doing their marketing  :puke:
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wow that was awesome

 

I cant wait.  Tues 26th new tim mcgraw cd comes out and gm-tc 4.0.  What could be better???

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