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My condolences on the loss of your best friend. Good looking truck, keep it up for him. That is a very fitting tribute.

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Having a few issues buying it, turned out the whole time my buddy owned it their was a lien on it!!!!! He didn't even know because he paid cash for it at a dealer 3 years ago, the dealer purchased it at an auction never paid the bill...I think. My banker is getting the issue resolved, good thing he found this out before I paid for it!!! But anyways I just can't figure out how it's been through so many hands, through different title searches and nothing came up...???? It's really confusing and I hope everything works out!! Especially for his parents who now own a truck that may possibly have a lien on it...

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How in the world??????? That dealer has some major explaining to do because that is fraud and theft IMO. In other words that dealer stole your buddy's money, or (i'll give them the benefit of the doubt) the title was never transfered correctly. Which again I believe is the dealer's error.

 

I hope this all works out for you man...

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How in the world??????? That dealer has some major explaining to do because that is fraud and theft IMO. In other words that dealer stole your buddy's money, or (i'll give them the benefit of the doubt) the title was never transfered correctly. Which again I believe is the dealer's error.

 

I hope this all works out for you man...

 

Ya it's all f***ed up, I find out in 30 min what is exactly going on. Seems to me like GMAC had a lien against it from when it was repo'd before my friend even bought it. He paid cash so their wasn't a title search at the dealer, the lien is for $6000...it's getting solved soon tho..hopefully!!!! :@

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Update it's all figured out, truck is mine. But not I gotta work for 2 weeks :-(...LOL good timing eh??? I'll post some vids when I pick up, do some 0-100 boost launches...

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Well guys it's been a rough go and miles of red tape to go through but I finally picked it up. Got it safetied, he left me with 2 smoked rear tires as well LOL. I'll try my best little while to get a good video. Here's another pic. post-65833-135046161172_thumb.jpg

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I would do anything for a bumper kit like that

 

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i do like that bumper!

 

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I would do anything for a bumper kit like that

 

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i do like that bumper!

 

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It's huge, it also has one burnt out light it in too. They are 55 watt hid piaas. And it has 55 watt high and lows as well, you can turn all 8 on at once. It's crazy bright!!!! But I was lookin around I don't know if I can just buy a bulb for them or not??...the lights are like $300 a piece.. :-I

 

Also never bought a winch for a truck only atv's. Always had Warn's, I imagine warn winches are good for a truck too? Ithe bumper can take a 12k lbs winch...thinkin about buyin one. Any thoughts?

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Well you may as well finish off those rear tires for a video for us, LOL!

For a winch I would stick with Warn, nobody ever has anything bad to say about them.

 

 

Plus, nothing else on that truck is cheap, so why have a cheap winch!

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Well you may as well finish off those rear tires for a video for us, LOL!

For a winch I would stick with Warn, nobody ever has anything bad to say about them.

Plus, nothing else on that truck is cheap, so why have a cheap winch!

 

Ya when I strike on a set of tires I will for sure make a good one. She lights em up pretty easy ahah. You gotta be careful with this thing, it's a whole other animal. I pinned it yesterday on the highway to pass someone at about 105 km/h the roads were wet and it broke loose kinda went a little sideways on me lol. I only had it on the 450 HP/900tq setting on the dsp5. I had some fun with it tho, I spanked a brand new 5.0 mustang with it in thunder bay the other day too. I tried to get a STI to go at it too but he wouldn't go for it lol.

 

Found a few gremlins too, windshield washer fluid started spraying all by itself one day LOL. The one amp research step doesn't like to go ALL the way up as well. I bet he's up their laughin about that one LOL. And about the bald tires lol.

 

As for the winch I'm gonna wait till spring to mess around with it. But I'll

Be shoppin around for a warn it sounds like.

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:puke: that's awful looking. Take off the tacky chrome bug shield, window visors, and bed rails. Replace the cheap ebay headlights with stock ones then clear them. The bumper is a whole nother level of gaudy

 

Edit. And the fgt chrome gas cap...

 

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