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Got rid of both the '02 pickup and the '92 Blazer. :)

 

As sad as I was to see the Blazer go...What's in my driveway right now has me grinning like a Cheshire cat:

 

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It scoots.

 

 

 

 

 

 

:banghead:

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Nice!  Wanna race my V10, Wing? :banghead:

 

Enjoy the new wheels...all 4 o' them!

 

BTW-is it awd?

 

 

 

 

Yup...AWD, Navigation, XM satellite radio, Heated leather buckets, sunroof, adjustable pedals, etc...Pretty much the works. All KINDS of stuff to break 3 days after the warranty expires.

 

Congrats.

 

 

So whats going to be the first mod, and when's the first burn out party?

 

 

 

 

I'm going to wait until after my second oil change (right about 5k miles) and do the chip. Not much else performance-wise...At least until the warrantly is up anyway.

 

I'm still sorting out all the stereo equipment I pulled out of the Blazer and '02...And trying to figure out what all I want to do, how I'm going to do it, and how much $$$ it's going to set me back. I sure like the XM/Nav radio unit that's in there, but that Bose s**t has GOT to go. It sounds like a**.

 

Can't do burnouts...AWD. :)

 

I did turn off stabilitrack/traction control, and did a badass 4 wheel drift in the parking lot at work about two hours ago though (Not something I normally do, but it was wet, and the boss was egging me on). :chevy:

 

 

 

Thanks guys. :D

 

 

400hp launches with all 4 wheels putting down power is such a thing of beauty.

 

*sniff*

 

:seeya:

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I wanna ride! :)

 

I do wonder about its "Off-Road" performance, compared to your former rides.  :D

 

 

 

 

I'll never know man...I'll never know. :banghead:

 

And you are only like 5 miles from me, truck rides are free.

 

Mustache rides, on the other hand.... :seeya:

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Cool ride for sure Wingnut :banghead:

I thought you'd never get rid of the ol' '92 Blazer? :)

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Wow, man...thing is beautiful. When I heard about Chevy doin' a TB SS I was a little upset that GM was throwing the SS name around like a cold. I was dissapointed with the Rado SS, so I assumed I would be otherwise dissapointed. The Trailblazer and Impala are very cool lookin'.

 

I want one...very nice. Sad to see the Blazer go, I woulda liked to have had that.

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Congrats on the new purchase...

 

You said you were going to chip it were are you going to get the chip and are you chipping for Horsepower or MPG?

 

Dark Blue is the best GM Color!!

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