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Post any interesting vehicles that you've spotted recently.

 

I saw this monstrosity today.

 

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I seen one identical to that except it had a gmc Denali (it was a silverado ) front end

 

 

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I have you all beat right now. Just saw this. Yes that's a tractor flapper on a current gen Mazda.

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Please. I have to dig up the pic I took of the homemade avy

 

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^^^^ That is awesome and sad all at the same time. I like the barn doors for the bed though.

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Here's the rad van I saw last year. Not a good pic but you can make out the dragon breathing fire, the spoiler, the whitewalls, and the side pipes.

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Sierra "SS"

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Tahoe Hybrid lifted by my house

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Sierra with a Silverado painted on the tailgate

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Thats all I took pics of. That was back in 2010 on the gmc lot. It was an extended cab SLT with 6.2 2wd and upside down TBSS badges

 

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