My Dad Got a Duramax
01-06-2006, 06:07 PM
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I wish him the best with it. The D max really is`nt that bad of a truck, I have a friend who has an 05 crew dually. It`s a very nice riding truck, quiet etc. At least he did`nt buy a PSD!
01-07-2006, 11:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Hoss
I have nothing against Chevy trucks so that won't be hard. 
They are good trucks..
At least he is burning oil now like the rest of us. Hey hoss, i gotta ask tho, are you gonna put a concrete bedliner in his too?
hehehehe.. Just had to tease you man... second are you gonna test drive it? let us know how it runs and so forth, my dad wants a new truck but for the reason that he needs to get in and out of the bed alot, he wants a chevy duramax... He is a welder by profession..Rick
01-07-2006, 12:00 PM
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Sounds like a nice truck. When I went looking for different truck this past summer I was looking at used Chevy's & Dodge's with Diesel. I never could find a Chevy that I could afford or wasn't already over 100,000 miles. SO DOdge was my choice and I am happy with it, I'll admit that I grew up Chevy and really like the ride and interior and the lower height. Hope he enjoys it. 
01-08-2006, 03:07 PM
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Thats MR Hoss to you buddy!
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Originally Posted by rammtuff
The chev will be fine. An old guy driving an old guy truck. A GMC (chev too ugly) would be my second choice of the big three. Never a 6.0 snord.
01-08-2006, 03:08 PM
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Thats MR Hoss to you buddy!
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Originally Posted by TxDiesel007
second are you gonna test drive it? let us know how it runs and so forth,
01-08-2006, 08:25 PM
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Originally Posted by TxDiesel007
They are good trucks..
At least he is burning oil now like the rest of us. Hey hoss, i gotta ask tho, are you gonna put a concrete bedliner in his too? hehehehe.. Just had to tease you man... second are you gonna test drive it? let us know how it runs and so forth, my dad wants a new truck but for the reason that he needs to get in and out of the bed alot, he wants a chevy duramax... He is a welder by profession..
Rick
At least he is burning oil now like the rest of us. Hey hoss, i gotta ask tho, are you gonna put a concrete bedliner in his too?
hehehehe.. Just had to tease you man... second are you gonna test drive it? let us know how it runs and so forth, my dad wants a new truck but for the reason that he needs to get in and out of the bed alot, he wants a chevy duramax... He is a welder by profession..Rick
01-08-2006, 08:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Beamwalker
i thought real welders climb for a living also. getting in and out of a truck no big deal to me. jack it up
He did for years on end...
now i dont blame him if he dont want to... Its his choice.. but when he was young he had all his trucks on 40 inch gumbo monsters and lifted.. wonder what happened now....
Rick
01-09-2006, 10:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Beamwalker
i thought real welders climb for a living also. getting in and out of a truck no big deal to me. jack it up
When I worked with Iron the Connectors climbed and the rest of the cronies did the "*****" work.
bolting up, deck work, safety cables, etc.I got some good pics of me hanging on a column, leg locked in the web about 34ft. off th ground.
Don't miss those days much. Matter of fact, I think I need to bump the heat down a little in here
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