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99GMCSonomaZR2

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Being a new member here, I figured I'd show some pics of my truck. Here ya go.

 

file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Greg/My%20Documents/Truck%20Pics/Truck%20Pics/PICT0017.JPG

 

file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Greg/My%20Documents/Truck%20Pics/Truck%20Pics/PICT0014.JPG

 

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Couldn't exactly figure out how to upload the pics directly to my post, so I had to do it this way. They just wouldn't upload when I clicked on them. Maybe the file size was too large? I don't know. Anyways thats my truck, and judging from my login name, you can tell that it's a 98 GMC Sonoma Highrider/ZR2.

Zembonez Senior Enthusiast

Zembonez

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Being a new member here, I figured I'd show some pics of my truck. Here ya go.

 

file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Greg/My%20Documents/Truck%20Pics/Truck%20Pics/PICT0017.JPG

 

file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Greg/My%20Documents/Truck%20Pics/Truck%20Pics/PICT0014.JPG

 

file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Greg/My%20Documents/Truck%20Pics/Truck%20Pics/PICT0011.JPG

 

Couldn't exactly figure out how to upload the pics directly to my post, so I had to do it this way. They just wouldn't upload when I clicked on them. Maybe the file size was too large? I don't know. Anyways thats my truck, and judging from my login name, you can tell that it's a 98 GMC Sonoma Highrider/ZR2.

We'd like to see them but the "links" you have are to your C drive. Nobody but you can see that.

99GMCSonomaZR2 Enthusiast

99GMCSonomaZR2

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they don't work then? i was thinking they might not work either so i copied and pasted them into a new window and they worked. I guess they must have still been reading from my documents. sorry about that. :cheers:

99GMCSonomaZR2 Enthusiast

99GMCSonomaZR2

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good, they're finally showing up. yes it is a Husky. Check ebay for good deals on them. Mine's practically brand new and i got it for $52 on ebay. Add $20 for gas to pick it up, and I still saved $200 over a brand new one. definetly makes the truck look better too, and very functional too, as I'm able to fit many of my tools back there. :)

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99GMCSonomaZR2

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i think you should throw some bfgoodrich all terrain's on there... she would look like a monster :P

 

I think i'm going to in the spring. the tires on now have enough tread to probably last me at least most of the winter, and after that, probably throw on some bigger bfgoodrich tires on new wheels. thanks for the compliments guys... i got some plans for this truck. :D

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