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Rufasim Enthusiast

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Not sure how far are willing to travel but look up www.quirkchevy.com. they are located on the Braintree, Quincy line in Massachusetts. This is where I bought my truck and they had the lowest prices I could find around here. Quirk is huge around here selling just about every vehicle made. They sell a ton of Chevy's.

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Thanks for the input guys. I was googled out and was looking for some good input from you, and got some. Thanks. The Laura Chevy post was definitely interesting....

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Jim Falk Motors in Clinton MO. they claim to have the “best” pricing in the nation. what ever that is

 

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Check out Sarchione Chevrolet in Ohio.  www.chevydrivesohio.com

 

They are who I ordered mine through.  They sell a lot in Ohio and have many on the lot.  I ordered one because they did not have exactly what I wanted.

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