What if GM made a new SS?
Feb 22, 2012 | 11:33 AM
#32
Feb 22, 2012 | 11:58 AM
#33
After thinkin bout it alot, i think id rather stick to the older trucks. 70s or 80s chevy with new 6.0, turbo, 80e, 12 bolt. Insurance would be cheaper 
Simplicity rules!
Screw all this new stuff $40k+ and insurance at almost $2k a year.
Ok im done, no mew stuff for me.
Simplicity rules!
Screw all this new stuff $40k+ and insurance at almost $2k a year.
Ok im done, no mew stuff for me.
Feb 22, 2012 | 12:00 PM
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Feb 22, 2012 | 12:02 PM
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After thinkin bout it alot, i think id rather stick to the older trucks. 70s or 80s chevy with new 6.0, turbo, 80e, 12 bolt. Insurance would be cheaper
Simplicity rules!
Screw all this new stuff $40k+ and insurance at almost $2k a year.
Ok im done, no mew stuff for me.
Simplicity rules!
Screw all this new stuff $40k+ and insurance at almost $2k a year.
Ok im done, no mew stuff for me.
Feb 22, 2012 | 12:13 PM
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Basically just like the '03-'06
The SS was the ext cab short bed, the Denali was the crew cab short bed.
Denali got more interior upgrades, SS got more exterior upgrades.
Anyone who thinks GM will put a LSA, 6 speed manual or anything else in a sport truck is dreaming.
The SS was the ext cab short bed, the Denali was the crew cab short bed.
Denali got more interior upgrades, SS got more exterior upgrades.
Anyone who thinks GM will put a LSA, 6 speed manual or anything else in a sport truck is dreaming.
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