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This is my new daily driver....

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And I have these toys for fun!!

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I would post a pic of the girlfriend but she wouldnt be happy about that

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Found a picture of the wife's ride...

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rough life there haha

 

Sarah snow? Really? damn keep it up that way

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A few more inches of snow and you will need to brake out the 4x4 ... Is that a Raptor ? We are still waiting for some of the white stuff here ... 64 degrees today - gone to drop into the teens later in the week.

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My other ride is still a GM truck…

20150107_170601_zpsc0607b54.jpgMy 1991 C2500 project truck, plan on lowering it and swapping the tired 305 for something with more power, either a 383 or possible an LS motor…

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My '02 Silverado with the 1917A1 belt-fed Anti-Tailgating tailgunner position installed.

 

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I sold the '17A1 to buy the 2010 Camaro SS, then traded the truck for the new '14 Silverado a few years later.

 

The beltfed was fun, but it ate a $500 bill every time I went to the range.

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I've had many rides, but now it's just my Vette, 2015 Silverado, and Cruze.

 

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I've had many rides, but now it's just my Vette, 2015 Silverado, and Cruze.

 

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Looks great! I had a blue Cruze, have owned C1s-C5s, and still own a C3 ('72), and own a Silverado ('04, soon to be a '15 once it is built). Great looking rides!

 

 

I like the upgrades to the C6, any plans to make it a wide body in the rear?

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My 91 mustang with an ls1, among other upgrades.

 

 

 

One of the best engines ever built... LS1 = Bullet-Proof :thumbs:

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Looks great! I had a blue Cruze, have owned C1s-C5s, and still own a C3 ('72), and own a Silverado ('04, soon to be a '15 once it is built). Great looking rides!

 

 

I like the upgrades to the C6, any plans to make it a wide body in the rear?

May go wide body rear this fall. Putting down 400rwhp now, its going in next week for heads and some other go fast goodies. I'll make a decision after this summer. I've got the Firestone wide ovals for around town, but have a spare set of Nitto DRs for drag days. Vettes are just really fun cars to drive! Included an engine bay pic:

 

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May go wide body rear this fall. Putting down 400rwhp now, its going in next week for heads and some other go fast goodies. I'll make a decision after this summer. I've got the Firestone wide ovals for around town, but have a spare set of Nitto DRs for drag days. Vettes are just really fun cars to drive! Included an engine bay pic:

 

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I've always loved Vettes. My 2010 is my 3rd one, and you're right... they are so much fun to drive! Especially if you're hittin' the twisties down around Eureka Springs AR in the early fall... THEY CORNER LIKE THEY'RE ON RAILS! :cheers:

 

PS... I love your coil setup!

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