Anybody know where I can find a Chevy site like this one?
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11-16-2008, 03:05 AM
FullsizeChevy.com - Chevy Trucks
Last I was there, the bulk of the site was devoted more to the more recent trucks (2000+), with a little bit of support for the older trucks, too (pre 1987). Seems that most of the original GMT400 trucks ('88-99) have either died and been buried, or have been sent to Mexico, in addition to all the replacement parts. That's why I finally got rid of my '89.
Replaced it with an '07 PSD.
-blaine
Last I was there, the bulk of the site was devoted more to the more recent trucks (2000+), with a little bit of support for the older trucks, too (pre 1987). Seems that most of the original GMT400 trucks ('88-99) have either died and been buried, or have been sent to Mexico, in addition to all the replacement parts. That's why I finally got rid of my '89.
Replaced it with an '07 PSD.
-blaine
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11-16-2008, 03:31 AM
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If you're looking for the 73-87 genre, here is a good one:
73-87ChevyTrucks.com. Classic Chevy Trucks. Chevy Trucks. Chevrolet Trucks. Chevrolet Pickup Trucks. Chevy truck parts
73-87ChevyTrucks.com. Classic Chevy Trucks. Chevy Trucks. Chevrolet Trucks. Chevrolet Pickup Trucks. Chevy truck parts
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This is an awesome site. The only reason I'm looking for a chevy one is because my boss just loves them bow ties. I think theres at least 5 laying around out there. We haul house's and mini homes and we use half tons for escorts to haul some of our rigin' around. The escorts are anything from a car to a 1-ton. They have a hard life.
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