Hey ghlkal your truck really looks cool...
A sweet multipurpose vehicle...

 

Ya know kal, we coulda used yer plow about a month ago here in Vegas!

 

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[align=center]PLATFORM: 1999 CHEVY SILVERADO STEPSIDE WITH 18" FORGED WELD RENEGADE WHEELS:
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[align=center]2005 LQ4 6.0, 80MM TURBO, LINGENFELTER GT2-3 CAM, PATRIOT GOLD DUAL SPRINGS, STOCK BOTTOM END:
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[align=center]REMOTE-MOUNT OPTIMA YELLOW TOP BATTERY, REMOTE TERMINALS, AND DISCONNECT SWITCH:
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[align=center]SHOP OWNER SAID DYNO CALLIBRATED 15 LOW, SO ACTUAL IS APPROXIMATELY 458 RWHP & 461 FT LB TQ:
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I drive a hoopty compared to that.

The real question is:
Can you get to work if it snows 3ft overnight, or if there's a fallen tree in the road, can you drive over it? : )

Different strokes for different folks I guess, but damn nice street truck!

 

When I lived in NY I had a 4wd truck that hauled my wood for the woodstove, would pull logs out of the woods, and make it through Lake Ontario lake-effect snow.

But now I live in Texas and don't have to worry about any of that crap. It handles a few inches of snow just fine, handles ice just fine too.

The truck works fine for where I live. We plan on moving to Idaho someday. I'll keep the truck but will be getting a 4wd again when we move there.

 

Yankee, that's bitchen...

 

Hey yankee, you got a nice smooth truck there!

I really like the rims.

 

Thanks guys, appreciate the comments.

 

Oh, and BTW, we might be on to something here.... Yukon XL Denali on 33"s FTMFW!!!!

 

Dude, don't forget your wallet - it's on the ground next to the lug wrench