I do remember during my traveling times, a very large boneyard in Missoula Montana. I wandered through it in between one of my dealer visits. Seemed to have a pretty wide selection of stuff. It's been 10 or so years, but it's worth a shot. On the other side of the range in Billings is...
There's been a couple Burbs roaming or parked in Canon. Heck we even had a really Clean 91 1/2 ton burb come through the dealership I work at there in town a few months back. I'll keep an eye out too.
Historical truck. 292's were rare as it's been said, even more so in a 4wd. Nice thing about the desert southwest is little to no corrosion on parts. Paint and interiors take a beating due to the many days of sun we get combined with the high altitude but that stuff is easier to address...
Just a little note on Larry's camper. I've had the pleasure of taking a couple of overnighter's out with Larry and the truck. As far as a limit on size/capacity with the narrow size it's not that bad. It's not overly "tight" with the two of us in there but it's ok to deal with. I'm not a...
We got 2 2014's in stock right now. Just sold a Z71 LTZ 1 day off the transport. Of the 2 we have left we have a well equipped Z71 LTZ and another Z71 LT. Both are Much nicer inside than the old GMT900's ever were. For 4wd's my only beef is they sit low. That 2.5" leveling kit will be...
I'm partial to the K5. Just think of the mass range of compatability of 14 years of production on top of further compatibility to later powertrains. Under the hood of the K5 it can have any small block from the original Gen 1 to the LS Gen III's, Big blocks up to the monster 8.1L or 6.2-6.5...
I'm most certainly a noob when it comes to DO cooking but i'm trying. My wife pulled a DO potroast reciepe off of a website and we made it when camping with my son and our 2 cousins. I was fighting the three boys off to get the last bits off the bottom of the oven. No worries about...
It might be that we got at least 15 on the lot right now in all flavors. Kinda like looking at something bright, it's all you see. It's more square shouldered with a little more rake to the windshield. The differences aren't as dramatic as say the change from our beloved squares from 87 to...
Time will tell for sure. I like the thoughts and ideas being put into the new GM trucks. Styling-wise they share a pretty good resemblance to the 900's they replace to me. Better looking, but how the hell did they manage to make the front bumper hang lower and the top of the bedsides go...
There's a K5 on the Denver craigslist right now with a 4wheel popup camper. $4500 isn't a bad price and the K5 it's on don't look bad either. If I had the extra coin I'd go right after it. Here's the link: http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/3373608268.html
I'm torn. My K5's gate is useful when camping as many things. Food prep, dining table, bench seating and the like. However it makes loading and unloading a chore trying to get gear all the way forward to the back seat. It's times like that I'd wish that my K5 had a liftgate like a...
No adjustment on that issue can be done. It's more likely internal to the trans. The best bet is to have a local shop check it out. Ask around so you know you are talking to an outfit that has a good reputation. I know dealers take a bad rap for being expensive, but they know those better...
I'll say it again here....Congrats on the upcoming bundle of joy! I'm sure your Dad is smiling down and going to do what he can to make the pregnancy uneventful. Plus I'm sure the stork in these parts drives an old square body Chevy!
The seat is the only thing that doesn't look stock. Looks like unit from the likes of a van conversion company style. Even back then they did custom stuff for trucks as well as vans. I bet if you looked hard enough in some old 4x4 magazines from the late 70's you might find an ad for a...
Here's the thing, I see all brands of trucks come through our shop. Customer's and trades alike. A 3/4 ton truck has the same bits and pieces under it if it is a gas engine or a diesel. Guess what, on the the GM stuff I see the same issues you are talking about on a 3/4 ton with gas engine...
Funny guy! I think the boss will feel more at home in the Loco Mocha 'hoe than the bimmer. Besides if you were crazy enough to even think about trading in the Polar Bear I'd be the one with first dibs at the shop. Plus the bear was no where to be seen this morning at the shop! Congrats...
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