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I still own all three of mine 
The one that got away
The one that got away
What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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It’s on the to do list. Just hasn’t bubbled to the top yet with everything else on the list. Truck will probably be painted before I drop it. Still trying to track down space big enough for me to paint it in
gooffeyguy
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Inflatable paint booth and just set it up in the front or back yard
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HOA would love that lol
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Even in the back yard? It's just a bounce house, lol
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I can’t pull my dually into the back yard without getting into my neighbors yard. She’s a big girl!!!
Geoffsfas10
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Serious question.... is this high hours? I checked mine and at 103k it has 38xx hours. You have like twice the mileage so that seems low by comparison
I dunno. I know the gauge cluster was replaced and the mileage programmed but i am thinking they didn't program the hours into it. So I would venture the guess it's twice what it is showing?? I am curios to see others here hours on their high mileage trucks.
just bumped this 400K club thread to see if we get any bites. I thought there was another one for 200 or 250K club too but I can't find it.
400,000 Mile Club
Closing in on the 300k mile club, I sure hope I can make it to 400k as well. Truck is rust free and mostly unmolested.
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when I bought mine at 82k it had 4000 hours on it, it was a Nevada truck so it probably spent some time idling in the summer. about 500 miles later I ended up with a brand new engine so it doesn't matter anymore
Onlyone
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Replaced rear axle juice (Amsoil), fixed the broken bumper mounts and aired up and lubed the spare tire stuff.
Onlyone
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Couple more. Factory tire was basically flat. Never been down. Cleaned it, aired it up. Damn fine body work. Looks like an aftermarket bumper.
CaptainAmerica1
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I can smell this photo…
Onlyone
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It was surprisingly clean. Didn’t smell too bad.
George B
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At least there is some to grab and room for the heat wrench on the other side.
Geoffsfas10
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Maybe thats why my cam went toast!
that's what happened to mine the cam threw shrapnel into the oil pump, luckily I had bought a warrantyMaybe thats why my cam went toast!
