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LOL that's a new one, never heard Wyoming compared to Kansas

At least Wyoming has trees! :lol: I'd say ND is the 2nd Kansas, except at night you are much more likely to get antlers through your face on the highway. You cant tell the difference between eastern Colorado, western Kansas, most of Nebraska, Western OK, northern SD and most of ND(again, except for being overrun with wildlife). Of course, it is called the great plains for a reason!

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Just be glad you got something that looks much better than the GMT-900s. Wait. I mean!!!

 

It's sad, I still haven't learned the platform names. I have an 09HD I like the look of my 09HD much better than the 06HD I had. I hated that Avalanche front end look. Made me miss the front end on my '01HD, seeing my 01HD the other day made me miss it too. Maybe I should have told them I was going to have to move my boat and haul a couple pallets of concrete mix around. I wonder what putting either on this will do to it lol

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It's sad, I still haven't learned the platform names. I have an 09HD I like the look of my 09HD much better than the 06HD I had. I hated that Avalanche front end look. Made me miss the front end on my '01HD, seeing my 01HD the other day made me miss it too. Maybe I should have told them I was going to have to move my boat and haul a couple pallets of concrete mix around. I wonder what putting either on this will do to it lol

99-early 07 is the gmt800 platform, late 07- 13 (15 for HD's) are gmt900's (your new truck) and then from 14- 17 are the k2's. Next platform is the T1XX platform I believe
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99-early 07 is the gmt800 platform, late 07- 13 (15 for HD's) are gmt900's (your new truck) and then from 14- 17 are the k2's. Next platform is the T1XX platform I believe

 

Yeah sounds about right. I still have to look it up every time, my memory is pretty bad.

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Yeah sounds about right. I still have to look it up every time, my memory is pretty bad.

You should come moderate the k2 section for a week, see what I have to deal with [emoji28]

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You should come moderate the k2 section for a week, see what I have to deal with [emoji16]

 

I don't want to moderate anything. I'm too much of an a-hole with too little patience. It wouldn't be pretty.

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GOOD GRIEF, WOMAN! I'd hate to piss you off!!

Probably a good idea lmao

 

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Probably a good idea lmao

 

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Did the paperwork on my new gun yesterday and changed my air filter today. Need to process some orders today as well.

 

This is old and new. Old one was in there for 42 months and over 70,000 miles in a smoggy, dusty, agricultural area.

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Looks like the filter for the 6.6 with a giant rubber reducer.

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Got all 4 of my wheels in finally and my lug nut kit. Pick up the truck tomorrow from the body shop then straight to my tire shop to mount and balance these wheels before the weekend is here since I'll be out of town in PA with my lady

 

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Got all 4 of my wheels in finally and my lug nut kit. Pick up the truck tomorrow from the body shop then straight to my tire shop to mount and balance these wheels before the weekend is here since I'll be out of town in PA with my lady

 

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In PA!?!?

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In PA!?!?

Yeah man, I'll be at the York county Fair Saturday evening for a concert and then we're going to Hershey Park Sunday and leaving from there. I don't know PA at all, where are you located at?
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Sounds fun. I'm pretty far from York and Hersey actually. I'm 60 miles from Harrisburg.

Ah gotcha. Too bad, would of been a good time to meet up!

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