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Nice board you guys (and gals?) have. I stumbled onto this from www.syty.net and have looked around some. I have a question as I have looked around and am thinking maybe Im in the wrong place..

 

Here goes... Is this board for the "newer" GM trucks or is anyone welcome? Reason I ask is when I looked around I didnt see any discussion of the 88-96ish trucks.... or did I not look close enough ??? Just looking for a board to poss find some info and parts for my 90 GMC FSSBRC thats in my sig.

 

Thanks again for any info..

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Welcome to the site!

 

Every model year owner is welcome here!  We just have a few more of the newer style guys than the rest.  :crazy:

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Good to have you with us myclone.

 

As stated before,all year models are welcome here and you'll probably enjoy some of the activity of the site as well.

 

Now,post some pics of that Sy!

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everyone is welcome here!!  even me, and im a ford person!!

 

btw, there are no women here...jp scared them away

Yes, if when can handle this thing that calls himself Paco we can handle anyone.  In other words, welcome.

 

And there soon will be women paco boy, they aren't scared of me anymore.

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psshhh I don't see how you guys scare us women away....or maybe I'm the only one that can put up with you guys?

 

More than likely.  :crazy:  I mean look at what the girls have to live with, a bunny thats all bark and no bite, Newbie who laughs at his own jokes, JP who hauls around poo all day, Mervz well who pays for everything and goes cruiz'n in da vet.  Then theres me, man, I should change my name to TheWonderfulGuy huh?  

 

Besides most guys who drive new stuff er just yuppies, cept Tom, cause his is soo purty..... :D

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Welcome MyClone.... a couple of facts......

 

1.  All trucks represented, some more than others but if you cant find it out here you aint gonna find it out.

 

2.  JP doesnt really scare away women.  This is evidenced by Sarah and, as soon as the truth comes out, Paco.   :crazy:

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Thanks for the warm welcome guys (and gal).. I'll see if I can dig up a pic or two of the lil race-a-truck. Not much diff in mine than all the others except for painted cladding (ground effects) and a steel cowl hood. Most of the effort has been put into a few things that are under the hood.

 

Ive been looking for some pieces for towclone (the FS 1990 GMC) and the dealer has been its usual help (as in: none). It is too old for the bone yards to be of any help either.

 

Im in the need of a DS arm rest (of all things) or a part # for it to give to the cabbage heads in the parts dept. They wanna sell me the entire door panel for ~$500. YIKES. Don think so...

 

Anyway, thanks again for the warm welcome and I'll be back with more specific questions. As for now... Must sleep.. Shift work is a killer sometimes..

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