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if anybody is selling the following items id be interested in buying them..

 

Bed Cover... roll up or snap dont matter just has to look good and be clean..

wheels .... stock offset would be nice...

Front BENCH seat.. i dont really like the console...

Stock air intake box.... want a spare...

 

that's what ive been looking for but i dont want to pay the "new" price...

 

BTW its for a 88-98 GMC/Chevy Truck.. all the same..

 

Im located in Green Bay, WI

Posted
Im located in Green Bay, WI

 

My sympathies! :thumbs:

 

Do you know any of the following last names:

 

Gerondale

Englebert

Dax

 

My mom is from GB and I have tons of family there still. Used to visit there 1-2 times/yr for family reunions and weddings. Haven't been there since 1991 though.

Posted

lol i know somebody with all of those last names.....

 

but i doubt they are related...

 

unless they have 16-17 year old kids...

Posted
lol i know somebody with all of those last names.....

 

but i doubt they are related...

 

unless they have 16-17 year old kids...

 

I can guarantee you I am related to them somehow. Especially the Engleberts and Gerondales. It's likely my cousin's kids that you know, and I probably don't. I believe my cousin Jeff Dax has one kid in college and a younger high school aged kid. Last time I was in GB, his kids were little.

Posted

i know an Andrew Dax....

 

and Alex Engelbert

 

and a Mike Gerondale

Posted
i know an Andrew Dax....

 

and Alex Engelbert

 

and a Mike Gerondale

 

Don't know my cousin's kid's names. But I can pretty much guarantee you they are related. Ask Andrew if his dad's name is Jeff. Alex could be one of SEVERAL cousin's kids. Mike's dad is either Brian, Bruce or Brad. Dean Gerondale is 1 year younger than me, but he doesn't have any kids that age.

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I have a set of chrome escalade rims that are the 7 spoke 03-04 design with 265/70/17 toyo at's with about 15000 miles on them that I would sell you. And I am from Jackson WI.

Posted

what kind of price are you looking for?

 

im 17 years old and dont have a massive bank account :thumbs:

Posted
what kind of price are you looking for?

 

im 17 years old and dont have a massive bank account :thumbs:

 

 

Then save your money! Your wheels look like they work just fine! Just some advice.

Posted

well i mean im not going to spend 600 dollars on rims since i can get brand new ones through work for 400 for the whole set...

Posted
well i mean im not going to spend 600 dollars on rims since i can get brand new ones through work for 400 for the whole set...

 

Then why would you ever buy used rims? Just go with the new ones, $400 is about as cheap as you're gonna find.

 

EDIT: BTW, you may have missed it in the other thread but would you mind taking a pic of your HHO system? We've heard about it but we want to see what it looks like under the hood too.

Posted

2 marro at work i will take pics... i only have to install a hitch on a minivan lol... and have 4 hours to do nothing...

 

i can get Procomp Extreme Alloys Polished 16x8's for 350 and get chrome valvestems and lugnuts to like 415 total...

Posted
what kind of price are you looking for?

 

im 17 years old and dont have a massive bank account :thumbs:

 

 

Then save your money! Your wheels look like they work just fine! Just some advice.

 

 

+1

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2 marro at work i will take pics... i only have to install a hitch on a minivan lol... and have 4 hours to do nothing...

 

i can get Procomp Extreme Alloys Polished 16x8's for 350 and get chrome valvestems and lugnuts to like 415 total...

 

Well, if you have to have wheels, I'd go new with warranty for $415 rather than used.

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