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Arcadia, home of POPS...

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Is it true y'all roll your joints all wrong?

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Tulsa / Broken Arrow checking in

hemipowered22z Enthusiast

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Older thread but I will claim OKC. Thunder up its basketball season, there wasnt much college football to be excited about this year.

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hemipowered22z Enthusiast

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Originally from Moore , Just moved to Newcastle .

 

I think I passed your truck on the road the other day. That's a sharp ride. I love the Denali Reps. I want some for the wife's Tahoe but I cant justify the money when we already have 24s on it.

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I think I passed your truck on the road the other day. That's a sharp ride. I love the Denali Reps. I want some for the wife's Tahoe but I cant justify the money when we already have 24s on it.

 

Thanks man ... I think it came out pretty good ... Honk next time you see it out and about .

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Right on. My truck is pretty noticeable as well. Only Rally 2 I've seen in our area that's lifted. I live in mustang so I get over to your neck of the woods quite a bit.

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Tulsa / Broken Arrow checking in

Live in broken arrow

 

 

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Broken Arrow here as well.

 

 

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Hmm so we have a pretty good size group here... We ought to have a meet and greet sometime maybe pops?01abcd56933deb519e657905be9e843f.jpg

 

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