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Old 02-10-2004, 02:46 AM   #1
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Ot , Anyone Really Looked Over The New Ss's ?

hey guys i was just wondering if anyone has really looked over the new chevy ss trucks latley , me and my brother had one up on the alighnment rack the other day putting a new flowmaster exhaust on it for him and i was shocked , i just noticed a few things , that on another truck i wouldnt mind , but with the price tags these trucks carry this is unacceptable, i noticed at the bottom of the door it looks like an ocean where the skin attatches to the door frame , and the waves ran 6-8 inches up the door in between spot welds it looked like , i mean it really looked like total crap , and also it has all this junk plastic around the front , and if you get down and look , concealed behind the plastic about 8 inches up on the frame is a set of tow hooks with absolutley no wauy inhell to hook anything up to them , i mean whos gonna pay that much and go pulling anything anyways , why even put them on there ? , i dunno , looks like chevy really needs someone to pull theyre heads outta theyre a$$'s ,. glad they turned out some good trucks back then so we still got somethin from em
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Old 02-10-2004, 02:57 AM   #2
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Iwas always scepticle about the way the rockers are put onto these trucks, I looked at the way they are on my dads 2000 Silverado, and they are already full of sand and junk, these trucks are gonna be bad rotters
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Old 02-10-2004, 03:02 AM   #3
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Yeah...new trucks rot quick. 88-98's seem to be rusting out bad around here...just as bad if not worse than the 73-87 trucks.

Some have more rust than my '72 already.

Other than that...i do like the way they look, and would love to have one, but not at $40K+. That is almost Corvette category in price.
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Old 02-10-2004, 03:53 AM   #4
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I guess I'm old school or something but I just don't value my car to pay $40K for anything. Once a car starts past the $20K pricetag I'm just not interested anymore. What do I do with a car? I drive it to and from where I'm going. If I were like a real estate salesman constantly shuttling customers around, or something like that, I'd maybe see 35/40K for a car, but I don't think my 3 year old cares as long as his car seat is comfy and he can listen to the Shrek soundtrack whether dad's car is a 40K monster or a good basic model. If I were working a farm I might understand 40K for a truck.
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