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Rob@CruiseControl Enthusiast

Rob@CruiseControl

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Howdy Folks!

 

I just wanted to post a quick hello to everyone here at GM-Trucks.com and introduce myself.

 

I own Cruise Control Auto Accessories and have been in the automotive industry for the last 26 years or so. I'm proud to be a supporting vendor here and look forward to earning your business and trust. Please feel free to call or email me if you have any questions about my products or if I can help in any way.

 

If you do visit my online store, be sure to use the coupon code "GMTC" on the order form. This will not only discount anything you order by 10%, it also allows me to support GM-Trucks.com by donating a percentage of your purchases to the "powers that be".

 

Thanks!

Rob

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

RyanbabZ71

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Welcome aboard Rob

 

Where is your business located if i may ask

Shaners Senior Enthusiast

Shaners

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Welcome aboard Rob

 

Where is your business located if i may ask

Ummmm  Shhhh  (whispering) ...  didn't you read his signature Ryan?

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

RyanbabZ71

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opps sorry

 

I had a long day.  Spent 10 hrs at school today :)

 

Did so much hw i cant see straight at the moment

Rob@CruiseControl Enthusiast

Rob@CruiseControl

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Ryan,

 

I work out of my house in Powder Springs Georgia. I started this business up as a result of the company I used to run (Top Notch Auto Accessories) going out of business. I have been selling (and using) all of my current product lines since 1984, so I was able to continue with them as a distributor.

 

I'm planning to open a small retail store and warehouse locally this spring (hopefully). I have to admit though, I don't mind not having to drive in Atlanta traffic everyday! I did have to sell my '98 C5 Coupe in order to start the new company, but I still drive GM ('01 Astro Van) :)

 

Thanks for the welcome!

 

Rob

Josh Senior Enthusiast

Josh

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I did have to sell my '98 C5 Coupe in order to start the new company...

I am very very very sorry to hear that!!!  Once you have owned one life must be tough without it!! lol

chevy4x4trucks Senior Enthusiast

chevy4x4trucks

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Welcome aboard Rob, I'll have to browse through your site today.  I just glanced at it and I'm about to send the link to a few friends who may be interested in some of the stuff.

 

Glad to have you around :)

Rob@CruiseControl Enthusiast

Rob@CruiseControl

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Thanks Jon, just remember to tell them to use the "GMTC" code if they order anything.

 

SiiLT:  I do miss the car (bad!). I drove it everyday for the four years I had it and had 89K on it when I traded it.

 

Rob

silverado man Senior Enthusiast

silverado man

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what are your shipping charges on the tonneau's?  and another question are the tonneau's for just the 99+ if not than where do you put in the year that you want?  thanks for your help.

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