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loveroflife96
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Brandon Christmas 2010
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Glad to know it was only this. Things are always replaceable, people and health are not. Glad to know you'll still be around. I gotta steal your pixel icicle light idea once you finally share it with the world! I looked for them on your "list" but it must be in that super secret vault of yours! LOL
Merry Christmas man...hope you and your family had a great one!
Duane
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drlucas
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Even three cars after my dad retired from GM I tried as hard as I could to stay loyal but with the retiring of the cavalier and two iterations of really bad Venture vans, we moved over to Chrysler. My dad supports the decision we made. Here's to hoping for a very prosperous 2014 for everyone at DLA so that we can keep this community alive!
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chrisatpsu
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ahhh, yes... my new blink-i-nator 3000!!!
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well, On a good note, I should get the car back today.
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sabie
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Santa's Runway
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December 27, 2013, »
hey gotta love them gm's hope yours works good after repairs
i own 8 that are from 60 years old to the youngest one is 51 years old they all still run fine
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taybrynn
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My big family always had suburbans and they served us well. I've been a Honda guy since about 1991. I got a new (used) truck recently, a 2006 GMC Sierra 1-ton dually with a LBZ Duramax engine. Its a sweet beast and gets better mileage then my Nissan 1/2 ton did and way more power.
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drlucas
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I get 14mpg if I'm lucky. Mileage is waaaaay over rated
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sabie
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Santa's Runway
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i agree mileage is really overrated especially when it comes to horse power if i have to choose horse power wins every time
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chrisatpsu
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ahhh, yes... my new blink-i-nator 3000!!!
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The Grand Prix that I have, has 240hp, and gets about 18-20 mpg.
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tbone321
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Does that include the milage when it's on the flatbed?
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arw01
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The buick v6 engines aren't too bad, can be performance moded substantially and several cars I know can get over 30 with them on the highway, and they are not compact cars.
I've never had a car with a v8, but someday!
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tbone321
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The Buick GN had one of those V6's and it pretty much kicked the crap out of all the production cars of its time. While it is still true that there is no replacement for displacement, many of these modern 6 and even some 4's can kick the crap out of many of the "stock" V8's of the past, including some of the "muscle car" engines.
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