Is there a comparable Chevy truck site?
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08-26-2004, 02:50 PM
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Is there a comparable Chevy truck site?
I assume that Chevy will redesign their trucks in the next year or two - current design has been around a while, and they need to try to catch up to Ford and Nissan.
I'll probably buy a new truck in the next couple years. FTE site is great - but is there a comparable website for the Chevy/GMC trucks, so I can keep abreast of issues/coming changes to GM trucks. I hope they make a big jump forward in design, so that I can choose between Ford and Chevy based only on price/options rather than overall design (which I think most would agree is topped by Ford currently.)
Thanks.
I'll probably buy a new truck in the next couple years. FTE site is great - but is there a comparable website for the Chevy/GMC trucks, so I can keep abreast of issues/coming changes to GM trucks. I hope they make a big jump forward in design, so that I can choose between Ford and Chevy based only on price/options rather than overall design (which I think most would agree is topped by Ford currently.)
Thanks.
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08-26-2004, 03:09 PM
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Here's the link:
http://www.fullsizechevy.com/
If you get the Japanse Duramax diesel, here's the club sticker:
Buy American ... not GM.
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http://www.fullsizechevy.com/
If you get the Japanse Duramax diesel, here's the club sticker:
Buy American ... not GM.
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08-26-2004, 03:16 PM
Nope no comparable website compared to this. This is by far the best truck site on the net bar none. Ford so far ahead of GM right now in trucks I dont think they will ever catch up. Hows that for a baised Ford guys opinion. Now back to your question I know of two pretty good ones right off hand MCT trucks My Chevy Truck. Chevy talk. They have a section for trucks. Those are two of the better ones I know. There are others. What are you currently driving. I didnt check your profile. Also what Fatman said thats a good site too.
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08-26-2004, 06:58 PM
chevy 1500 joe gibbs conversion also in ext cab automatic and manual trannys with 425hp and blower.
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08-26-2004, 07:27 PM
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Tom Petty,
If you buy a chevy w/ the Isuzu diesel, they throw in a free set of chopsticks and dinner for two at Hunan Gardens. I'll take your fortune cookies, if you don't want them.
(BUY AMERICAN, BUY A FORD)
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If you buy a chevy w/ the Isuzu diesel, they throw in a free set of chopsticks and dinner for two at Hunan Gardens. I'll take your fortune cookies, if you don't want them.
(BUY AMERICAN, BUY A FORD)
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08-27-2004, 07:01 AM
Originally Posted by tpetty
I assume that Chevy will redesign their trucks in the next year or two - current design has been around a while, and they need to try to catch up to Ford and Nissan.
I'll probably buy a new truck in the next couple years. FTE site is great - but is there a comparable website for the Chevy/GMC trucks, so I can keep abreast of issues/coming changes to GM trucks. I hope they make a big jump forward in design, so that I can choose between Ford and Chevy based only on price/options rather than overall design (which I think most would agree is topped by Ford currently.)
Thanks.
I'll probably buy a new truck in the next couple years. FTE site is great - but is there a comparable website for the Chevy/GMC trucks, so I can keep abreast of issues/coming changes to GM trucks. I hope they make a big jump forward in design, so that I can choose between Ford and Chevy based only on price/options rather than overall design (which I think most would agree is topped by Ford currently.)
Thanks.
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08-27-2004, 12:11 PM
Originally Posted by tpetty
I assume that Chevy will redesign their trucks in the next year or two - current design has been around a while, and they need to try to catch up to Ford and Nissan.
I'll probably buy a new truck in the next couple years. FTE site is great - but is there a comparable website for the Chevy/GMC trucks, so I can keep abreast of issues/coming changes to GM trucks. I hope they make a big jump forward in design, so that I can choose between Ford and Chevy based only on price/options rather than overall design (which I think most would agree is topped by Ford currently.)
Thanks.
I'll probably buy a new truck in the next couple years. FTE site is great - but is there a comparable website for the Chevy/GMC trucks, so I can keep abreast of issues/coming changes to GM trucks. I hope they make a big jump forward in design, so that I can choose between Ford and Chevy based only on price/options rather than overall design (which I think most would agree is topped by Ford currently.)
Thanks.
The next major Silverado design will be for the '08 model year. I think becasue Ford has a new 1/2 ton and an updated SD - Chevy trucks will need an over-hauling.You can stay at this site I'll keep you informed.
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Wow, a Chevy pickup with a blown V8 that is capable of spinning the tires when empty. I know I'm impressed.
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