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Old Posted Jun 21, 2017, 12:59 AM
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That car I posted looks the same as mine.
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Old Posted Jun 21, 2017, 1:10 AM
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Congratulations, Klazu! Looks like a great new car.

My girlfriend and I picked up a 2016 Subaru Forester in December before we moved to Kelowna.



It looks lilliputian beside our neighbour's pickup (F150?).
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Old Posted Jun 21, 2017, 4:50 AM
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Dodge Ram.
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2018 Mazda CX-5 Specifications Redesign

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Old Posted Jul 17, 2017, 2:25 AM
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Fun looking little car, I just finally brought my toy out from its winter slumber this afternoon. Parked my truck inside for the rest of hail season and riding my 1983 Honda Magna V45. Man did I miss riding!
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Old Posted May 3, 2021, 9:59 PM
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I'm going to bring back this thread to ask that GTA forumer who's got a '93 Sierra if he'd still be interested in swapping his stepside box for my fleetside short one...? First one who gets a chance to be near the other's area with their truck can message the other. (I'm not in a hurry at all.)

(Mine is an extended cab 4x4 that'd look like this after the swap )

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I'm going to bring back this thread to ask that GTA forumer who's got a '93 Sierra if he'd still be interested in swapping his stepside box for my fleetside short one...? First one who gets a chance to be near the other's area with their truck can message the other. (I'm not in a hurry at all.)

(Mine is an extended cab 4x4 that'd look like this after the swap )

(your pic didn't work)

Well I resent being called GTA But I'd be open to that. I just bought a box for mine, but as luck would have it, my brother just picked up a '89 with a box that needs a fair amount of work.

In keeping with this thread:
My daily, 2014 Silverado, bought new in 2014:


My '93 K1500 Sierra project:


And for good measure, my brother's 2011 Sierra:


And his '89 K1500 Silverado:


(The door says 2500 but it's a replacement door)

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Anyone into 1980s Dodge Dakotas?
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Old Posted May 4, 2021, 3:46 PM
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Here's my rust-free Flareside Ford, that I haven't seen in a couple years now, thanks to Covid.

You're obviously a GM guy... I actually prefer Fords. (Have two GMs right now though, including a 1993 GMC Sierra the same color as yours )
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Beautiful K1500 Sierras...I do miss seeing more of these beauties on the road, and not some bloated hunk. Looks like you and your brother have been keeping great care of those trucks.
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Old Posted May 4, 2021, 5:20 PM
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There's my K1500 from earlier in the thread (turbodiesel shortbox Z71... a pretty rare combination ) a few years ago on Historic Route 66 in the Texas Panhandle.

(Truck still looks like that right now.)


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I'm a big fan of 1990s Dakotas. They still look great today. Same with the original Durango.
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Old Posted May 4, 2021, 5:38 PM
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Here's my rust-free Flareside Ford, that I haven't seen in a couple years now, thanks to Covid.

You're obviously a GM guy... I actually prefer Fords. (Have two GMs right now though, including a 1993 GMC Sierra the same color as yours )
Beautiful Ford I can appreciate them once they're old enough to be an "old truck". Early 90's seems to be the cutoff. Saw a gorgeous 1959 at the garden centre the other day.

And yes, we are one of those families where it is GM-only. Opa drove them, dad and uncles drive them, now my brothers and I. The brand loyalty is for trucks only though, commuter cars don't really command enough of my attention to care. And Mustangs are cool.

We've been giving my dad a real hard time though, he recently got his company truck "upgraded" from an '08 Sierra to a '13 F-150. For the last 15 years he's been successful in getting his boss to replace each one with a newer GM when it needed replacing, but this time she had just bought a new Lexus so her Ford was already owned and available. When it's a free vehicle

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Beautiful K1500 Sierras...I do miss seeing more of these beauties on the road, and not some bloated hunk. Looks like you and your brother have been keeping great care of those trucks.
That's certainly the plan! I only got my '93 in August, it's torn down for a semi-restoration, and bro picked his '89 up just last week. Now I just need another truck to be a winter beater so I can try to preserve the '14. Then I can collect some more of the older body styles.

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2016 Jetta TSI, paid off this month! Yay!

Will be shopping for an SUV this fall, likely, as we sold the F150 last month.
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I still have the same car. Currently at 275,000 km.
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God this is the longest I have ever own a car. Most cars would be at 400000 after 5 years.
Currectly have a 2011 Mazda CX 7 235000, and a 2016 Mazda 6 145000. Will be looking at replacing the CX 7 this year or next. Probably a CX 9 Or possibly a Colorado.
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