GM's new HD pickups Pics and specs
10-16-2006 | 06:31 PM
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10-17-2006 | 02:48 AM
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Re: GM's new HD pickups Pics and specs
That is ONE UGLY TRUCK!!!! I'm glad I ordered my 2007 before the model change at least I'll still have a 07 and not have that ugly ass truck. No wonder GM is struggling they need to fire they're design team...
10-17-2006 | 03:43 PM
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Re: GM's new HD pickups Pics and specs
Originally Posted by irishtornado
That is ONE UGLY TRUCK!!!! I'm glad I ordered my 2007 before the model change at least I'll still have a 07 and not have that ugly ass truck. No wonder GM is struggling they need to fire they're design team...
10-17-2006 | 06:46 PM
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Re: GM's new HD pickups Pics and specs
I dont really like the front end either, it looks like a superduty knockoff. two changes i would like to see from Chevrolet's Diesels are:
1: Get rid of the dinky fuel fill. I hate when the only pump is a high flow semi truck station. You have to hold the pump nozzle at an angle and barely pull the trigger. I want to just put the nozzle in and fill, even if I have to set it at half trigger.
2: Up the fuel capacity from 35 gallons to at least 50 gallons.
1: Get rid of the dinky fuel fill. I hate when the only pump is a high flow semi truck station. You have to hold the pump nozzle at an angle and barely pull the trigger. I want to just put the nozzle in and fill, even if I have to set it at half trigger.
2: Up the fuel capacity from 35 gallons to at least 50 gallons.
10-18-2006 | 08:39 AM
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Re: GM's new HD pickups Pics and specs
Originally Posted by Prater
I dont really like the front end either, it looks like a superduty knockoff. two changes i would like to see from Chevrolet's Diesels are:
1: Get rid of the dinky fuel fill. I hate when the only pump is a high flow semi truck station. You have to hold the pump nozzle at an angle and barely pull the trigger. I want to just put the nozzle in and fill, even if I have to set it at half trigger.
2: Up the fuel capacity from 35 gallons to at least 50 gallons.
1: Get rid of the dinky fuel fill. I hate when the only pump is a high flow semi truck station. You have to hold the pump nozzle at an angle and barely pull the trigger. I want to just put the nozzle in and fill, even if I have to set it at half trigger.
2: Up the fuel capacity from 35 gallons to at least 50 gallons.
Amen Brotha!
10-18-2006 | 10:35 PM
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Re: GM's new HD pickups Pics and specs
Originally Posted by Prater
I dont really like the front end either, it looks like a superduty knockoff. two changes i would like to see from Chevrolet's Diesels are:
1: Get rid of the dinky fuel fill. I hate when the only pump is a high flow semi truck station. You have to hold the pump nozzle at an angle and barely pull the trigger. I want to just put the nozzle in and fill, even if I have to set it at half trigger.
2: Up the fuel capacity from 35 gallons to at least 50 gallons.
1: Get rid of the dinky fuel fill. I hate when the only pump is a high flow semi truck station. You have to hold the pump nozzle at an angle and barely pull the trigger. I want to just put the nozzle in and fill, even if I have to set it at half trigger.
2: Up the fuel capacity from 35 gallons to at least 50 gallons.
Last edited by articfriends; 10-18-2006 at 10:44 PM.
