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Little Pissed off. Just found this on the used tires I just bought

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Say no to used tires! And that one in particular looks ancient, thank God you found out that it was bad before you risked your life even more.

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Visited the Lingenfelter Collection in Brighton. They had an entire room of F-Bodies and Corvettes and then two more rooms. Incredible place.

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Do you know the date? Looks like: (0312). That would be the third week of 2012.

Didn't know you could tell that. Looks like all of em are late 04 to early 05. Never would've guessed they were that old with so much thread and very little dry rot. That one is so dirty because they have been in mud a few times since I got them

 

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Went to my grandparents today. About 100 mile trip I need to change my oil and get a new wheel bearing.

 

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Okay Ryan, finally got the pictures. They stink though, I took these right before sunset, couldn't help but get too many shadows, and I hadn't dressed the tires or trim when I took these. But, good news is I'm going to try and get really good off pavement shots of it soon.

 

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I cleaned off my truck after some sprinkling yesterday, and also wiped down the interior. I'm going to try to keep her cleaner from now on, she really deserves it.

 

Hopefly I'll be doing the front brake pads soon because they have begun to squeal a bit. Ac delcos will be going on to match the impeccable pads in the rear.

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Well it wasn't just today but....

Rotated tires

Changed engine oil

Brake fluid flush

Rear brake change, drums & shoes

Replaced front driver side bearing. Can you believe it was a Timken?

Replaced AC belt a couple weeks ago, it was about to snap

Drove around to find a new place to live...and found one.

Now loading up the truck to put some none essentials in storage.

Busy week but worth it. My MPGs seem to be going up so truck must be happier.

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Is the interior in the gmt900's that small? Our car seat fit with a lot more room to spare and it seems to have the same dimensions as yours, I'm surprised. It didn't reach that far forward, and both are extended cabs.

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Is the interior in the gmt900's that small? Our car seat fit with a lot more room to spare and it seems to have the same dimensions as yours, I'm surprised. It didn't reach that far forward, and both are extended cabs.

The seats appear to be all the way back.

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Iv been in over 36 states and the worst drivers I've seen outside OK are Arkansas and New Mexico.

Have you ever driven through Rhode Island ……… “The biggest Little Sh**Hole in the Country” ? These are the biggest bunch of idiots on the planet, they re-define the word A**hole! They think that a turn signal is throwing you the finger…… it is unbelievable how bad people drive in this state. Even the cops will tell you that you take your life into your hands driving into Providence…No licenses, no registrations, no insurance …. they just don’t care about anything and think they can do whatever they want and get away with it. To solidify how corrupt this state is, what does it tell you when the House Speaker, the most powerful Politician in the state is raided by the U.S. Attorney's Office, FBI, IRS and State Police at the State House and his home! Do yourself a favor and avoid Rhode Island if at all possible!

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