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Spent 10mins removing bird poop stain on the roof of the truck using a light 3M rubbing compound :fume:.



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Spent 10mins removing bird poop stain on the roof of the truck using a light 3M rubbing compound :fume:.

 

 

 

 

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Those quikreate eating pigeons can be rough

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My brother may have a 2004 Buick Ranier to replace his stolen 4Runner. Sitting in the dealer doing paperwork right now

 

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My brother was approved for the Buick. All gm driveway again

 

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Ok so I got a call that my DL3 mirrors came in 3 hours ago but I still havent seen them because I have been at the dealer

 

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Might go to the muffler shop when it opens and finally have the Borla Sport/GMPP Muffler that has been sitting under a bed for almost a year installed. The only stock part of the exhuast is one remaining OEM cat in the middle of the exhaust.

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Might go to the muffler shop when it opens and finally have the Borla Sport/GMPP Muffler that has been sitting under a bed for almost a year installed. The only stock part of the exhuast is one remaining OEM cat in the middle of the exhaust.

 

Might as well cut that out. I have to go to the dealership 30 mins north and have my DL3 mirrors progmmed. I have to install them at 5:30 am

 

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Since 9/26/2012 I have put 20,399 miles on my truck.

 

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Since 9/26/2012 I have put 20,399 miles on my truck.

 

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I did like 34k last year. :lol:

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You drove all over and I only left California twice in that time. Both times were to Salt Lake City

 

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I was bored in the dealerships waiting room so I looked at the mileage when I first took it to them last year and what they had on the paperwork for today

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I've put just under 18,000 on mine since November 2011. Now the 12 Cruze has 45,000 miles on it.

 

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