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kg4miq said:
My 2004 Chevy Duramax 2500HD weighs three times what your Vette does, puts out 500hp, 800 ft lbs of torque, hauls six people comfortably, pulls a 15,000 lb fifth wheel with ease, brings home the groceries every day, and it gets 25 mpg on the highway.

AND it'll beat your Corvette in the quarter mile.

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Hows that for muscle?:p
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I don't have 6 people I like enough to haul around, my house doesn't have wheels, I can carry more groceries than I'll eat in two weeks, and I look better doing it! :D Oh and I'd like to see you keep up with me through the corners of any road course...but, that does sound like a mighty fine truck!
 
how do I join? I want to get a Rat Pack number and join in on the fun... not to mention free shit
 
No penis measuring, a good idea would be have a truck and a play car ;) Or squish them together lol. Cousin bought a used 05 Colorado single cab from CalTrans, with miles beyond who knows. Hes getting ready for a 5.7L LS1 swap. Peppy quick, and can still carry crap in the bed ;)

I personally prefer a road course instead of straight lining, both are fun, I just feel more engaged and skill is required to navigate a RC.
 
cdhumiston said:
I don't have 6 people I like enough to haul around, my house doesn't have wheels, I can carry more groceries than I'll eat in two weeks, and I look better doing it! :D Oh and I'd like to see you keep up with me through the corners of any road course...but, that does sound like a mighty fine truck!
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I drive a 10 year old Ford that I love and will pull with the best. It weighs 1k lbs more than a Chevy I think. It is fast enough and has a strait axle in front...something the GMC people should really consider. Its and estimated 400plus hore power but I have never had it on a dyno. The Duramax and Cummins are scary fast. Corvettes are obviously fast too.
 
wow tough crowd. fine laughs on me, I don't even know what a "sticky" is = forum neophyte.
 
imaginefj said:
I drive a 10 year old Ford that I love and will pull with the best. It weighs 1k lbs more than a Chevy I think. It is fast enough and has a strait axle in front...something the GMC people should really consider. Its and estimated 400plus hore power but I have never had it on a dyno. The Duramax and Cummins are scary fast. Corvettes are obviously fast too.
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Its all gravy, my problem and debt issues are because of education and automotive addiction lol.

I drive old new old new old, I just like driving, or riding. I'm going to start building a scooter soon, excuse for me is its economical for short around town travel ;) I just like a Ruckus's off beat look and quarkiness.

Eh a truck can be fast, but imo if they serve tow duty. Than they don't really need to be. Towing in Cali I believe is still a 55mph limit right guys? I cant remember :D

After seeing Jeffs post about his toyota purchase, I went looking around my bought and stashed hordings of vehicles that need work.

Found a bronco I don't remember buying...a few jeeps, and tacomas...

Hmmm...

odd.

Last few days been doodling ESEE themed vehicles and seeing what I have come up with, I am going to have to sell a few stock piled car parts, cars, bikes, bike parts, or etc to free up more $.
 
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Green circles are showing some general stickies, green arrow shows one too, red shows pack number sticky thinger....
 
I don't think I've ever seen a knife company care so much about its customers than you guys.

Wow, I hope it's not too late to enter the contest.

RP178
 
In Texas you can tow whatever the legal speed limit is. That is 80 on some parts of the interstate. The heaviest thing I have ever towed was my truck with another truck. Lol, our trailor was the weak link for sure.

I still don't have my auxillary fuel tank installed. It has been sitting beside the house for 3 weeks. Soon soon though.
 
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