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bigred91 Enthusiast

bigred91

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I think the majority of the people on this site are showing off stock trucks. Who really wants to look at bone stock trucks with bigger tires? if i wanted to see that i could drive around my hometown on a sunday

Dana_15 Enthusiast

Dana_15

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I think the majority of the people on this site are showing off stock trucks. Who really wants to look at bone stock trucks with bigger tires? if i wanted to see that i could drive around my hometown on a sunday

 

 

 

 

 

I think my truck looks great and its stock. This isn't a modified specific forum or off roading forum per say....just GM trucks in general.

Wingnut Senior Enthusiast

Wingnut

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I think the majority of the people on this site are showing off stock trucks. Who really wants to look at bone stock trucks with bigger tires? if i wanted to see that i could drive around my hometown on a sunday

 

 

 

 

Then post up pics of your big rig. :cheers:

eyeball03 Enthusiast

eyeball03

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My truck is stock, except for the changes that make me happy! People here are proud of their trucks...stock or custom...We love GM trucks! Post a pic of yours

curly Enthusiast

curly

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If you look at quite a few trucks on this site, they are 'newer' and I'm sure the mods will come in time. I personally have not done much to my truck because I like it the way it came from the factory, don't want to void the factory warranty, and I have a car that takes the majority of my 'toy fund' :cheers: .

General Lee 01 Senior Enthusiast

General Lee 01

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If I payed well over $20k for something, you can be damn sure I'm showing it off.

 

 

Ok I lied.....

 

 

If I payed over $4k for something I'm showing it off.

 

You gotta be proud of your wheels man.

ChevyMan23 Enthusiast

ChevyMan23

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What can we say?...These trucks just look so good stock or not...dont blame us..blame GM...ha..so show 'em off...

SilveradoLAX7 Enthusiast

SilveradoLAX7

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I think the majority of the people on this site are showing off stock trucks. Who really wants to look at bone stock trucks with bigger tires? if i wanted to see that i could drive around my hometown on a sunday

 

 

 

 

sorry...I'll try to do better for you.

 

-Jay

ZZebes Senior Enthusiast

ZZebes

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If you have a problem with stock trucks than wht are you here. Everybody has there own preference in the modification of there truck. Some peoples trucks look stock but are by no means stock. so don't make assumptions. and dont let your mockingbird mouth outrun your hummingbird ass.

HyperBuzzin Enthusiast

HyperBuzzin

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I think the majority of the people on this site are showing off stock trucks. Who really wants to look at bone stock trucks with bigger tires? if i wanted to see that i could drive around my hometown on a sunday

 

 

 

 

 

At least their trucks are running.

Did you get your truck running (right) yet?

 

You put yourself on the spot here, so like some have already said, let's see some pics of your truck.

 

But then again, maybe we don't want to see pics of modded trucks.

Jeez, if I wanted to see that, I could just search the net and find them (and I wouldn't have to wait 'til Sunday). :cheers:

67ChevyRedneck Enthusiast

67ChevyRedneck

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I think the majority of the people on this site are showing off stock trucks. Who really wants to look at bone stock trucks with bigger tires? if i wanted to see that i could drive around my hometown on a sunday

 

 

 

 

 

This site is for the "GM truck enthusiast." That means old, new, stock, hot rod, and modified, slammed, lifted, etc. :crackup: I like looking at pics of trucks, even stockers, sometimes it's cool to see what some people's trucks came optioned out with. Also, what about the brand new NBS? Don't want to see any pics of those trucks? Stock or not?

 

A GM truck is just that, a GM truck.

 

:cheers:

TravelinSierra Enthusiast

TravelinSierra

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I think the majority of the people on this site are showing off stock trucks. Who really wants to look at bone stock trucks with bigger tires? if i wanted to see that i could drive around my hometown on a sunday

 

 

 

 

Your first mistake in this post was this:

I think the majority of the people on this site are showing off stock trucks.

When people (like me) get their first (or another) vehicle, it is almost always factory/stock.

 

Second mistake was this:

Who really wants to look at bone stock trucks with bigger tires?

Some times some of us want bigger tires! Especially if you are an off-roader or you are in the country. Big tires can help in certain situations, then yet again, it is just the driver's wants

 

if i wanted to see that i could drive around my hometown on a sunday

So could I!

 

A person like myself would much rather prefer to Show off rather than Mouth off. I would do my mouthing off in concert with my pictures.

 

I'm not trying to be mean here, but your words certainly defined you as a person who is 'all talk and no show'.

 

Sorry everyone, but I couldn't stay away and not say a word.

gmc55 Enthusiast

gmc55

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I think the majority of the people on this site are showing off stock trucks. Who really wants to look at bone stock trucks with bigger tires? if i wanted to see that i could drive around my hometown on a sunday

 

 

 

 

Then post up pics of your big rig. :crackup:

 

 

 

 

 

:cheers: Moest people here work hard to pay for what they drive and they're like me and proud as hell to show it off. So like it say's above let's see your rig.

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