Misago208
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Pretty great forum -- a lot of posts and activity.
I was web searching for parts for my S-10 and ended up on a thread here.
I always liked the Tahoe & Yukon but thought they were kind of a lot of vehicle. I might have to change my mind on that.
The Blazer is a 1999 that I bought new and ordered off the punch list with the commercial vehicle manager at my dealer. It was a lot less expensive than the Tahoe and Yukon and at the time that was a pretty big difference. 149,802 miles at 13 years old. :')
The ZR2 is a work truck, a 2000, I bought about 3 years ago -- similar to the S-10 so I can use the tools and manuals I have. 120K miles.
But if I got rid of one of my other vehicles I'd have room for a Tahoe and what a great ride for getting into the back country and for touring around the Great American West.
A lot of posts on the forum with a lot of information about model years, upgrades, modifications, service. It'd make it easy to find a Tahoe or Yukon to take home.
Tahoe and Yukon have a lot of longevity in the market, and I'm surprised at the technical and aftermarket support. A good horse to hitch a wagon to.
Thanks to all the staff and contributors from the community for a new project. :^)
I was web searching for parts for my S-10 and ended up on a thread here.
I always liked the Tahoe & Yukon but thought they were kind of a lot of vehicle. I might have to change my mind on that.
The Blazer is a 1999 that I bought new and ordered off the punch list with the commercial vehicle manager at my dealer. It was a lot less expensive than the Tahoe and Yukon and at the time that was a pretty big difference. 149,802 miles at 13 years old. :')
The ZR2 is a work truck, a 2000, I bought about 3 years ago -- similar to the S-10 so I can use the tools and manuals I have. 120K miles.
But if I got rid of one of my other vehicles I'd have room for a Tahoe and what a great ride for getting into the back country and for touring around the Great American West.
A lot of posts on the forum with a lot of information about model years, upgrades, modifications, service. It'd make it easy to find a Tahoe or Yukon to take home.
Tahoe and Yukon have a lot of longevity in the market, and I'm surprised at the technical and aftermarket support. A good horse to hitch a wagon to.
Thanks to all the staff and contributors from the community for a new project. :^)
