Hey everyone

By BRF95
March 28, 2016 in New Member Introductions

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BRF95

Posted March 28, 2016

Hey everyone. Come here for some knowledge and to hopefully share some as well. I drive a 95 c1500 that was bought brand-new by my dad. Loved the truck so much I bought it from him with only 94000 miles. Can't wait to start fixing it back up to the way it needs to be.

Daryl LBZ

Posted March 29, 2016

Welcome!

txab

Posted March 29, 2016

Welcome

daniel_23

Posted March 29, 2016

Welcome! Howdy from the Sin City!

BigBadSierra

Posted March 29, 2016

Welcome.

SteveBBB

Posted March 29, 2016

Welcome to the group Brandon!!

99silveradoz71

Posted March 29, 2016

Welcome aboard.

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