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Hey all... I love this site. I learn more here than anywhere else ref my '02 Silverado and p/u trucks in general... I appreciate everyone's comments, good, bad and indifferent. The above truck... bought it new in '02and the plan is to keep for another 10 years...if not longer. Need some major surgery in the front end, ball joints and idle arm... first time I've experienced what I consider a major issue... anyways... always looking forward to everyone's experiences and the great advice; and if I am able to offer advice, I will... thanks all

 

 

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P.S. I did look at the '17's and got sticker shock big time... e.g., you can buy a small house for the cost of a new truck,... but a wise person once told me, "you can live in your truck, but you can't drive your house..." have a great weekend! [emoji868]

 

 

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P.S. I did look at the '17's and got sticker shock big time... e.g., you can buy a small house for the cost of a new truck,... but a wise person once told me, "you can live in your truck, but you can't drive your house..." have a great weekend! [emoji868]

 

 

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Haha....while that may be true (living in truck, not driving house)....chances are your house will appreciate in value while your truck will depreciate.

...I say, as long as you can maximize the value out of either of them, you'll be a okay.

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Like this site but...............I feel there is too much complaining, so I'm going to come here and complain about others complaining because when I complain, it doesn't count as a complaint!

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When you click on View new content there's a nice filter menu with which you can tailor what you want too see, it works great for me.

 

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Only reason that I ever found this site was because I was researching a GM truck problem and this site kept popping up. I am betting that the majority of people on here found this site in the same fashion. Huge data base here and tons of useful information.

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Like this site but...............I feel there is too much complaining, so I'm going to come here and complain about others complaining because when I complain, it doesn't count as a complaint!

Well I am offended that you have feelings about complaints on the site.

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I have been at forums since that subaru one NASIOC was day one.

2001 or something. (they claimed to be the first on the web once upon a time.)

I was bulletin boards in the 90s.

 

forums brought the lazy ass dummy who is only throwing himself at us with the great keyboard warrior fingers instead of going with the flow.

 

I am a mechanic, the point of view is never digging a hole with a vehicle.

 

I catch onto real world outside, the one people work and suffer in... there is rarely bad in modern times, especially with networking...and for those that fall in...suck it up.

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Perhaps we come here to be around others who can't complain around the house, either.

Brothers, I feel your pain.

 

When mama ain't happy, no body is happy.

When papa ain't happy, no body cares.

 

Truck on.

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When mama ain't happy, no body is happy.

When papa ain't happy, no body cares.

^^^No truer words have ever been spoken....

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