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Went to go get a new windshield they say its 599 retail. My father's business dose a lot of work with them ( its y i went there ) try and get a save little cash. So in all i paid 280 otd. I thought i saw somewhere that the windshields are like $200d1e0d0d09525bd9519511e3f08a560d2.jpg

Not sure if there is something special about the newer trucks but I believe mine for retail was $300 with install for the 02 last year. Did it through insurance for free (no out of pocket cost) and they consider it preventive work so my rate won't go up
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Looks like our house here. Are they into legos yet? Its bad I have legos everywhere

No, still a bit small. One of them never put anything in his mouth until about 27 months old, then started making up for lost time, so we are holding off a bit longer. Have mega blocks though but they are such a huge mess haven't pulled them all out yet. Need to.... Edited by SnakeEyes
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Not sure if there is something special about the newer trucks but I believe mine for retail was $300 with install for the 02 last year. Did it through insurance for free (no out of pocket cost) and they consider it preventive work so my rate won't go up

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Yeah mine was through safelite. They came to my work. Also had the option of taking it to the safelite dealership

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Looks like i get my shocks today. Ordered yesterday morning. Got free ground shipping

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Ryan, right now at a GMC dealer in Farmington NM!! Fuel filter went from 80 per cent on Friday to zero this morning she ran fine and did not leave me stranded waiting to see what they have to say!! :jester:

 

 

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Neighbors brother showed up in this today (z71 Tahoe). Nothing special except badges

 

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Ryan

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Which ones did you get?

I got the 4600 for all 4 corners. Best part is the wife bought me new tools also for my birthday :D . So i get play with them when i install them.

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Neighbors brother showed up in this today (z71 Tahoe). Nothing special except badges

 

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Ryan

 

 

Z71 hasn't been anything but stickers and fluff for years now anyhow. :lol:

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I know but I haven't seen or heard of them for the k2 SUVs

 

 

Ryan

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I know but I haven't seen or heard of them for the k2 SUVs

 

 

Ryan

Think it was an option they added mid model year?

 

Did go to GM's site just to see if anything had changed for the Z71 designation with Tahoe/Suburban. The only thing that impressed me was that they mentioned you had to get the 4wd. :rolleyes:

Synonymous with off-road performance, the Z71 package adds a front skid plate, off-road tires mounted on 18-inch wheels, a unique grille, running boards and “Z71” identification inside and out. Fog lamps, front tow hooks and front parking assist are also included.

“The popular Z71 package enhances the capable look and feel of the new 2015 Tahoe and Suburban,” said Sandor Piszar, director of Chevrolet Marketing. “It gives customers another choice when it comes to selecting the full-size Chevrolet SUV that’s perfect for their lifestyle.”

The Z71 package is available on 2015 Tahoe and Suburban LT models with 4WD, with vehicles produced starting in October. Those vehicles also benefit from additional content added midway through the launch year, including OnStar 4G LTE with a built-in Wi-Fi hotspot, wireless phone charging capability and hands-free liftgate operation. http://media.chevrolet.com/media/us/en/chevrolet/vehicles/tahoe/2015.detail.html/content/Pages/news/us/en/2014/Sep/0925-tahoe-suburban-z71.html

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I got new U-Bolts made. The process wasnt as easy as I thought

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