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chevy4x4trucks Senior Enthusiast

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Love the FLAT  :thumbs:

 

If you had waited a few more minutes the truck would have probably flipped over (cus you know flats cause that).  LMAO   :(

That's why we jus zipped through the ford section.  All those SUV's could've rolled at any second crushing us all :D

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Nice pics!!:thumbs:   Did you see the Mecury Maurader there? That is what my dad is going to get. ??? He has a Grand Marquis right now with the police engine in it, runs really smooth but burns oil! ???

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Heck,

 

That show is way better then the Denver Auto Show that I went to this weekend.  All they had were the cars that are already on the lots.  There were maybe 2 concept cars and no exotics.  The fanciest they got were the nissan 350Z and the new viper.  NO 2003 models of anything.

chevy4x4trucks Senior Enthusiast

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Thank you for the pics; I can't get enough of H2.

Those are all thanks to John Kelley (GMNewProductInfoCenter on the board).  And another thanks to him for reminding me about them so I would upload them to my new site.

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Haven't made it very far thru your pics, Jon--the first picture of the Expedition with you squatting to take its picture had me laughing and I had to post this before proceeding...

 

Looks good.  Looks like someone went wild with the digicam.

 

And your site is reorganized too!  Woah!

 

Brendan

CMNTMXR81 Senior Enthusiast

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Heck,

 

That show is way better then the Denver Auto Show that I went to this weekend.  All they had were the cars that are already on the lots.  There were maybe 2 concept cars and no exotics.  The fanciest they got were the nissan 350Z and the new viper.  NO 2003 models of anything.

Of course it is!  It's one of the preimer auto shows (right up there with the North American and Los Angeles) and in the third largest metropolitan area of the country.

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