Back in business!

Definitely made the right choice. My color too! Tracy

No greater gift than healthy grandkids!

She will treat you right my 05 sure has. That is a nice looking truck trailer and tractor.

Now you need to trade for a gooseneck.

8030 and 8050MFWD, 7580, 3 6080's, 160, 7060, 175, heirloom D17, Deere 8760

Good lookin rig Eldon! glad you made the right choice!

TREVMAN wrote:

Details please...I have the 1988 version, its been a very good truck. Trev.

Dave Smith Auto has one more identical to it left...$42,373 plus tax....I had them add the steps and tint. Will add Ultra mags and graphics in a couple of weeks.

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This year:

I have had my Duramax for 14 and half years and still going strong. Looked at new trucks and just love what I have so its going to be here a long time!!

shameless (ne) wrote:

I looked at a few in near-by towns, i'm not a liker of black, but found a black dually 4-door that was really awesum, but it was already sold. sticker said a lot more than what you printed here. (almost $60,000.) whew! I think my 1 ton is here to stay awhile longer!

Window sticker on mine was $56,000 crew cab single rear wheel gas. I bought it a year old for $29,900.

8030 and 8050MFWD, 7580, 3 6080's, 160, 7060, 175, heirloom D17, Deere 8760

Hate to hear that kind of foolishness, last time I looked, where I'm going, and what I'm doing are none of your business, I guess I'd get in trouble. If they stopped me for that, I'd just sit there and look at them, refusing to answer.

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41 WC,48 UC Cane,7-G's,
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JoeM(GA) wrote:

Hate to hear that kind of foolishness, last time I looked, where I'm going, and what I'm doing are none of your business, I guess I'd get in trouble. If they stopped me for that, I'd just sit there and look at them, refusing to answer.

When they start asking questions like that I just ask policy why they stopped me.

easiest and fastest way to be on your way is to be nice to the Officer! being hard to deal with...can...lead to things you really don't wanna be involved in!

Looking at a way to charge taxes.

Hauled the 175D and Bush Hog to a job up on a bench 25 miles away today...really impressed with the ease it climbed the grade and also how comfortable coming back down. The auto tranny and exhaust brake sure take the work out of hauling!

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Looks awesome!

The LML with the exhaust brake coupled to the Allison is quite an engineering marvel, when it first came out they hooked a 18,xxx lb gooseneck to it and did a standing start on an on ramp at Dillon Colorado on I70, and when they crested the hill it was doing 60 mph.

Turned around and came back down and never had to touch the brakes once thanks to the exhaust brake and the cruise grade braking. Mind you this is the up to 7 percent grade on the western slope, same one I was down to 2nd gear @ 22,000 lbs combo with the 6.5L 5spd. :)

@Shameless, notice those Purty Mirrors on Eldons new pickup? Well good news, for folks like you and me with a mid 90s GM pickup with rather crappy small mirrors (if yours has the black plastic ones) they sell on the wonderful ebay mirrors with an identical mirror head, but with a custom base to fit the 88-98 pickups.

I got one set coming for the 95 and am debating about a set for the 98.

If you gots an ebay account, search "88-98 towing mirrors" and you should find them. be warned, they only plug and play on 99 and 00, gots to re-wire the mirror to plug in to power adjust on anything older.

Edited by GM Guy - 11 Nov 2016 at 9:16pm

Gleaner: the properly engineered and built combine.

If you need parts for your Gleaner, we are parting out A's through L2's, so we may be able to help.

are those heated?

Shameless, they come all ways. anywhere from all manual, to power glass, to heated and powered glass, to heated and power glass with marker lights.

Edited by GM Guy - 13 Nov 2016 at 3:05am

Gleaner: the properly engineered and built combine.

If you need parts for your Gleaner, we are parting out A's through L2's, so we may be able to help.

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