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Grumpy Bear Senior Enthusiast

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19 minutes ago, mafd2 said:

Do you even own a "19/'20? Or are you still driving tbe vibrating shakerado with the loose popping seat? Show us your '19/'20 truck and tell us the problem you have with it. 

Did you miss the UGLY part? 

Why buy again what I wouldn't buy to begin with.  

 

Don't you talk about Pepper like that. Shes a sensitive girl. :) She now has 126 K on the clock and has yet to show a single issue attributed to the K2** trucks. Not a single one. She's been a perfect lady. 

 

I don't care how much money the Governor's has, his daughter is ugly and I'm not asking her to the dance. 

 

OH I sat in one. Lord that seat is crap. Did they get that from a kindergarten class room?

 

My seat doesn't squeak and it isn't loose. Don't get fresh with me young man. The gall of some people!

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Duramax3oh
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For those new to the thread/TLDR version:   Some: "No I wouldn't buy this again." Some Others: "Yes I would, I love it." Grumpy Bear: "Rebuy? I wouldn't buy it to begin with!"

Duramax3oh
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No offense Grumpy but we have very different tastes when it comes to looks and being vocal about calling other trucks UGLY...   

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Did you miss the REBUY part? You know, as in buy again...   For someone who got pissy when others chimed in on his stupid gas oil mix thread, you’ve had no problem responding three times in

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Yes, I would. Ideally I would love either a Denali 2500HD or F250 King Ranch but my wife says we don't "need" that big a truck, we compromised on a 1/2 ton. I'd really like the F150 King Ranch, I think overall Ford has done a fantastic job with their trucks, the ones I've had seem nicer and ride better. Even giving the edge to Ford for my tastes... I'm just a GM man at heart. Grew up with Suburbans and Tahoes. First truck was a Z71 Silverado and there's something that draws me to the "simple" classic feel. I wasn't a fan of the front end of this new '19/20 when it was first released but the looks of this truck have grown substantially to me. I really love how this truck looks.

 

What pushed me to get the Silverado was the 3.0L Duramax. I wanted something different this go around and it sucked me in. I've been extremely pleased with my truck and have zero buyer's remorse. The baby Duramax is fun, I've enjoyed having a diesel, and the fuel mileage just keeps me giddy. I'm 12,000 miles in with no problems outside the dealer clearing a few software updates/recalls. Good bit city driving, lots of highway driving, and about 20% towing 5800lb trailer. Getting this truck exactly how I wanted for $43.5K (Crew Cab, Z71 4X4, Tinted windows, Leather, front bench, 20" wheels, 3.0L Duramax, Safety package, sliding rear window, etc) vs the F150 King Ranch for $60K+, I just couldn't pass it up.

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OnTheReel Senior Enthusiast

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6 minutes ago, Grumpy Bear said:

Did you miss the UGLY part? 

Why buy again what I wouldn't buy to begin with.  

Did you miss the REBUY part? You know, as in buy again...

 

For someone who got pissy when others chimed in on his stupid gas oil mix thread, you’ve had no problem responding three times in a thread requesting opinions from owners of a truck you’ve never driven. 

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Did you miss the REBUY part? You know, as in buy again...
 
For someone who got pissy when others chimed in on his stupid gas oil mix thread, you’ve had no problem responding three times in a thread requesting opinions from owners of a truck you’ve never driven. 

It’s why it’s so easy to paint this truck, or any truck in a given forum, as bad, or unreliable. Those without problems or a negative view are less likely to chime in. I try to take every group of reviews with a grain of salt. I mean, I researched and didn’t even drive another full size before trying and buying this one, haha. It’s possible that ignorance of the competition lets me enjoy it, but whateva, haha.


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Grumpy Bear Senior Enthusiast

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20 minutes ago, UltraLuke said:

For someone who got pissy when others chimed in on his stupid gas oil mix thread,

You would not believe how much better my Stihl equipment runs on my $5 'brew' over $38 Stihl fuel. Not even if you held it in your hand your own self. Says something about bias doesn't it? 

 

22 minutes ago, UltraLuke said:


It’s why it’s so easy to paint this truck, or any truck in a given forum, as bad, or unreliable.

 

Word twister eh? Didn't say a thing about it's reliability. Said it was too ugly to buy. 

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Word twister eh? Didn't say a thing about it's reliability. Said it was too ugly to buy. 

Hahaha, I apologize, I really wasn’t directing it at you specifically just many forum responses in general. So, no sir, you did not say that, not twisting anything.


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1 hour ago, Grumpy Bear said:

Did you miss the UGLY part? 

Why buy again what I wouldn't buy to begin with.  

 

Don't you talk about Pepper like that. Shes a sensitive girl. :) She now has 126 K on the clock and has yet to show a single issue attributed to the K2** trucks. Not a single one. She's been a perfect lady. 

 

I don't care how much money the Governor's has, his daughter is ugly and I'm not asking her to the dance. 

 

OH I sat in one. Lord that seat is crap. Did they get that from a kindergarten class room?

 

My seat doesn't squeak and it isn't loose. Don't get fresh with me young man. The gall of some people!

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And like said; the thread is would you "rebuy" and you can't rebuy if you don't have.  Correct???  The thread isn't would you "buy".  There's already a thread on that.  UGLY?   Pure opinion.   I think the T1 looks awesome.  Eventually, you'll get a new truck and may be eating your same words.  Funny when the T1 came out so many people and members here said they're ugly then came back and posted it's growing on them and got one.  Like through the years, many say a new body style is ugly and they're keeping what they have but end up getting a new one and then the older truck is now the ugly truck.  It is what it is.

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On 8/22/2020 at 10:30 AM, Grumpy Bear said:

Did you miss the UGLY part? 

Why buy again what I wouldn't buy to begin with.  

 

No offense Grumpy but we have very different tastes when it comes to looks and being vocal about calling other trucks UGLY... :rolleyes:

 

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Grumpy Bear Senior Enthusiast

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50 minutes ago, Duramax3oh said:

 

No offense Grumpy but we have very different tastes when it comes to looks and being very vocal about calling other trucks UGLY... :rolleyes:

 

 

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Here I fixed that for you. Now you went and hurt her feelings. Poor girl. :crackup:Just haven't some fun kids. ? 

She does appreciate the re-post. 

Man she's pretty!!!

 

Yes, our taste is different. Some people actually liked the looks of an 59 Edsel Ranger.

Must have, a few still around. Will these 60 years from now?

 

1 hour ago, mafd2 said:

And like said; the thread is would you "rebuy" and you can't rebuy if you don't have.  Correct???  The thread isn't would you "buy".  There's already a thread on that.  UGLY?   Pure opinion.   I think the T1 looks awesome.  Eventually, you'll get a new truck and may be eating your same words.  Funny when the T1 came out so many people and members here said they're ugly then came back and posted it's growing on them and got one.  Like through the years, many say a new body style is ugly and they're keeping what they have but end up getting a new one and then the older truck is now the ugly truck.  It is what it is.

Well first of all I hear and read just fine. Now about caring....not so much. But I do like to have some fun now and again. You know. Like when you dig me in one of my threads or replies. I took it. Now I dish it. 

 

I am almost certain at this point, given price, looks and features, my next truck will be just about anything before 1970. 

 

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AlaskaErik Enthusiast

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4 hours ago, Duramax3oh said:

Yes, I would. Ideally I would love either a Denali 2500HD or F250 King Ranch but my wife says we don't "need" that big a truck, we compromised on a 1/2 ton. 

My wife and I have a deal.  She doesn't tell me what I do or don't need in the garage and I don't tell her what she does or doesn't need in the kitchen.

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Grumpy Bear Senior Enthusiast

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6 hours ago, batman900 said:

Haha I like Grumpy. I feel like he just gets tipsy and starts talking sometimes. Funny fella

Hey Batman. What do you call two crows on a fence? 

:) 

 

C'mon man, work with me!

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First drink, honest. 

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TNTSierra Senior Enthusiast

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I love the looks of the T1 trucks. I really feel they are an evolution of the 90s style c/k series trucks.  They are super aggressive looking in person and especially when one comes up in you in your rear view mirror.  Was driving wife’s terrain today and a white RST with rally stripes came up on me and WOW did it look sharp.  Looks are subjective to everyone. But seeing the car in person is SO MUCH BETTER. Pics don’t give it justice. 
 

Also the thread is for PEOPLE who actually OWN a T1 truck and if THEY would BUY/REBUY again. Pretty self explanatory 

 

and H€LL yes to buying this truck again. I’ve only owned mine 4 months and the driving experience is 100% better than the 3 K2 trucks I owned. I truly love driving this truck. 

Grumpy Bear Senior Enthusiast

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10 minutes ago, TNTSilverado said:

Also the thread is for PEOPLE who actually OWN a T1 truck and if THEY would BUY/REBUY again. Pretty self explanatory 

My mother totaled a car dad bought driving off the lot. Ownership time under 3 minutes. I test drove a T1 and on that drive concluded with a I own was not giving away a thing. Test drive was over three minutes. Would signing a title have made my opinion less valid? I think not. If I didn't buy it the first time I sure wouldn't a second. Done and Dun. 

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