Newbie from KY

By thepuppetmaster
October 3, 2017 in New Member Introductions

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thepuppetmaster

Posted October 3, 2017

Hi,

I found this group while looking for information on drop kits for my 14 Silverado. This group has already helped me out tremendously.

I hope to be a frequent flyer here.

slj2008

Posted October 4, 2017

welcome

Daryl LBZ

Posted October 4, 2017

Welcome!

txab

Posted October 4, 2017

Welcome

thepuppetmaster

Posted October 5, 2017

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Posted October 5, 2017

thank you

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