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Been lurking for the past few years and finally joined up. Probably one of the few females on the site, if any? Anyway, i dont have a truck at this time but soon, i ordered a GMC Sierra ext. cab standard box SLT 4x4 with most options except sunroof and nav. It is black on black and also has the 6.0 :cheers:

 

Since i dont have a pic of the new truck here is a pic of my last GM, sold it this past April...

 

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WOO HOO! Welcome aboard.

If you have been lurking you know it gets a little crazy in here at times. (if we're lucky)

 

EDIT: Man I wish I would learn to type...

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Welcome, glad you joined up. I lurked here for quite a while as well and finally could not take the inability to respond to some things, it's much better to be able to communicate 2 way.

 

That was an awesome looking Blazer (2-Door Tahoe) that you had before, I am sure that the new one will look good when you are done as well.

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man that 2 door yukon is absolutely sick i wish i had kept my fullsize blazer long enough to have made it look like that. I still miss that thing...good times...good times. Anyway welcome and again your previous vehicle was absolutely killer!!

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man that 2 door yukon is absolutely sick i wish i had kept my fullsize blazer long enough to have made it look like that. I still miss that thing...good times...good times. Anyway welcome and again your previous vehicle was absolutely killer!!

 

Thanks. Its weird... i actually dont miss it that much, really thought i would?

 

Thanks for all the welcomes!

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Welcome, was always a fan of the full-size blazers myself. You'll love the 6. I got to take Maxine on the interstate for a nice trip to the East side(sarcasm perhaps there) to get the liner sprayed this morning.

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Welcome!

I always liked the GMT400 2-Door Blazers/Tahoe's/Yukon's,I wish they would still make 2-doors available.

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