The truck has been replaced
07-29-2016, 10:18 AM
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The truck has been replaced
The truck will no longer be my daily as I have moved on to a 2004 CTS-V fully loaded black on black. The truck is now the wife daily and the positive out of all this is I still have my truck haha. But enough with that I've already have replaced front and rear rotors and pads, oil change, plugs and now the radiator and thermostat. Still need to get a short throw shifter motor and trans mounts along with the diff bushings. All and all its a win win situtation the car paid for and the truck will be paid off next year, then the fun starts on the V😈😈😈
Not the best pics but it's better then nothing
Not the best pics but it's better then nothing
07-29-2016, 08:52 PM
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If you don't mind answering.. how many miles and how much did you pay? I've been highly considering a Gen 1 for daily driver purposes so I can keep the miles off my truck. I was looking into a awd Buick Rainer sleeper but the mpg's suck 
, so this was the next option.
Congrats on the purchase!
, so this was the next option.Congrats on the purchase!
08-04-2016, 01:31 AM
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Will get some up shortly!
When I got the car it had 97K and got it for 12k, I'm very impressed on how hard it pulls for a 12 yr old car. I saw a lot but all had over 100k on them.
If you don't mind answering.. how many miles and how much did you pay? I've been highly considering a Gen 1 for daily driver purposes so I can keep the miles off my truck. I was looking into a awd Buick Rainer sleeper but the mpg's suck , so this was the next option.
Congrats on the purchase!
, so this was the next option.Congrats on the purchase!
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