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ok i got a dmax yesterday. after work.. giving this a chance.. feels awesome. cant wait till i hook up my trailer to it. i have heard and read so many good things about this truck cant wait to see if its all true. any of you with the dmax have any concerns??

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YEA THOSE DODGE GUYS TRIED TO RIP MY A NEW ONE. HAD TO SEND MY BANKER ROSES SHE SAVED MY BUTT.. WE SIGNED THE DEAL ON 29995 AND THEY TURNED AROUND AND TRIED TO DRAFT FROM MY ACCOUNT 34K I WAS PRETTY P.O I WAS SO MAD THAT I DIDNT KNOW WHAT TO DO!!! :D  SO AFTER THE METTING WITH GM REP. I FELT ALOT BETTER WITH GM NOW.. ANYWAY IM GOING TO GIVE THE DMAX A TRY. I GOT THE 40 STOCK TRAILER AT THE HOUSE I LEAVE FRIDAY TO FAR WEST TEXAS TO HOOK UP AND RUN UP TO FAR NORTH TEXAS(DELHART) AND GET 6 BULLS AND TAKE THEM TO SOUTH TEXAS SO I WILL BE RUNNING HER THIS WEEKEND.

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I think you'll love the power...  and the "lack of noise"!!!

 

I'm looking forward to your impression of the combo when you get back from your little trip...   :D

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yea im so ready to go now... ive been talking with the boss about getting out of here thurs. so i can go load the gn. its about 420miles from ft worth and then i head to north panhandle... i cant wait.. i tell you one thing i drove her home yesterday and she pulls then i got home changed the air filter and swissed out the air box.. it was even more impressive.. and shes so quite!!!! this truck is awesome.. im all fired up about her. she pulls harder than my powerstokes and my dodges.. well in the seat of the pants dyno.. i can tell shes an awesome rig.. guys i think i have a winner... i kinda wish i need to take a load of hay home so i can go up ranger hill (6% grade) hahaha just to fill her tug up that one.. :D

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