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In those days I had more faith in them to build a great product. These days, not so much ...

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In those days I had more faith in them to build a great product. These days, not so much ...

They sold their soul to Uncle Sam.

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I was too ... until I had to repair several post '96 GM cars and trucks.

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Yeah and now we are paying double for poor quality. But I choose to buy GM because im a die hard :chevrolet:NUT!

 

RT

 

Paying double??? Ford and dodge trucks not comparably priced?

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Paying double??? Ford and dodge trucks not comparably priced?

I think that was his point - they're ALL overpriced.

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Did my rear brakes this weekend what a mess everything was rusted to crap. The adjusters where frozen.

Yeah, ain't life in the Northeast fun?

 

Welcome to my world - that's the crap I deal with day in and day out. It's a wonder I can still see, with all the rust that ends up under my safety glasses, and in my eyes. Gotta buy some riding goggles for working on these turds ... :sick:

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Yeah, ain't life in the Northeast fun?

 

Welcome to my world - that's the crap I deal with day in and day out. It's a wonder I can still see, with all the rust that ends up under my safety glasses, and in my eyes. Gotta buy some riding goggles for working on these turds ... :sick:

 

I love it. I dont think my rear brakes where working at all. Truck stops much better now.

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Fresh wash and vacuum on the rig. What spurred this wash? A bird dropped the mother of all #2's and nailed the center of my hood and it splattered up onto the windshield. :M16::banghead:

 

WTH.....He must have had 6 Wendy's Cheeseburgers and sought out my truck :freak:

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I haven't washed mine by hand in 2 years I think ... :lol: Stopped giving a crap after the billion scratches and dings.

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