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-Eric
Prices are as follows
The bowtie is same price as gmc logo
- Snapless, Black, GMC Logo, Fleetside, Shortbox 12495947 $279.00
- Snapless, Black, GMC Logo, Fleetside, Longbox 12495949 $269.00
- Snapless, Black, GMC Logo, Sportside 12495953 $289.00
- Snapless, Black, No. 3 Racing Logo, Fleetside, Shortbox 12496977 $322.00
- Snapless, Black, No. 3 Racing Logo, Fleetside, Longbox 12496978 $339.00
- Snapless, Black, No. 3 Racing Logo, Sportside 12496979 $350.00
* Prices shown are suggested retail price, not including installation. Dealer prices may vary.
Good Luck on this one now!
- Tim
BTW, I was also at TMS this last weekend. It was a 4X4 driver's dream. Mud everywhere. There were 6 of us in our '77 26' Coachmen (Chevy 454, 4-barrel, duals with glasspacks). Our buddy pulled us out of the muck Sunday morning with his Chevy 1500 with the stock tires. He won $20 from the guy parked next to us that said his "Little Chevy" didn't have the guts to pull our RV out. I have been to TMS every year so far, and I am still waiting for dry conditions and nice weather. Maybe someday!
Look at the following:
http://www.traders2000.com/gallery.htm
Look under Saddleman, Tonneau Covers.
I have this one on my truck and it works great.
Sorry it does not have a bowtie on it.
I think you can get it for less than the GM price and it looks to be the same one as what they are selling.
Walter
The hardest part was getting the plug boots off, but I was able to do it with my hands.
Make sure you torque your plugs back in, as the torque setting is really low (?11-13?ft-lbs). I also installed some dielectric grease on the boots when I put them back on.
The new plugs are heat range 5.5 which is a half step cooler than the OEM NGK plugs. My OEM plugs were bleach white, so a slighly cooler plug is probably just right.
BTW, I got little hands but super grip strength due to decades of racing dirtbikes, so..... you might end up having to use a tool.
be 1 yo in May ! Hey if yer lookin
for a soft tonneau check out k-mart !
My girl got mine there 150 bucks !
Oddesy (spl) made by Le-bra co. Its held
up well here in the NY snow and ice. No
snaps and the frame comes with c clamps
to hold it on ! So if i gotta haul anything
the whole thing comes off in a couple of
minutes or ya can roll it up. It has built
in straps in front to hold it in place if
you do.....Hey hows your stepsheilds held
up over the winter ? Mine stayed put no
probs. and held tight all winter too.
Worth the 20 bucks not to have scratched
up door sills!..............geo
Good luck on this one now!
Tom
"Honk if parts fall off"
Fellow driving it had a really sun burned neck.
I wonder.....No, couldn't have been...Well, it was AlaBAMA...
LOL
Tom
http://www.gmtruckforums.com/
It's brand new and was just opened in the past few days. Check it out when you get a chance.
I know what LT 265/75-16 C stands for - I also know what a Q or S at the end means - speed rating Q= 99 MPH, S=112mph.
But what does the number in front of the speed rating stand for.
Examples:
LT 265/75-16/C 112Q
LT 265/75-16/C 123Q
LT 265/75-16/C 119S
I thought it was the actual speed rating in MPH - but if this is true how could a Q rated tire (123Q) be higher than an S rated tire (119S)??
Maybe I have too much time on my hands -
My guess is most of the guys selling tires don't know the answer -
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/general/speed.htm
the number you're looking at is the load index and not the speed rating.
I lived in Bama all my life, and every place I've been there is always someone with a sun burned "neck".
Oh well whatever. It could be worse I guess.
If your not doing at least 80mph on any Alabama highway, your going to get run over! With only a few hundred troopers, many in upper ranks, it leaves only a few to patrol the roads. There are times when there is only one trooper for 5 counties. Keep that in mind if/when your traveling south for your vacations. Small cities are unable to patrol the highways unless their population is more than 50,000. The 97mph cut off on my 1500 is probably a good thing sometimes.
Dano
The mirrors are holding up GREAT obyone. They have seen below zero temps and 80 degree + temps. Only 1 chip from a large rock. Its not bad barely noticable.
Also the zaino spray on stuff works awesome. I applied for the 1st time yesterday. It rained today (drizzled) and left no spots whatsoever. Couldnt even tell it rained. On spots on the truck were from hauling mulch and dirt yesterday/today
Just like so many things - one you know it - it is simple.
-- Don
LOL
Tom
N-Joy
- Tim
Hey have you changed that cabin filter yet?
Sounds like something I need for my Rado... and I dont even have a blue one!
This is the only knocking cylinder which is approximately down 10 PSI on compression when compared with the average of the other cylinders. The engine knocks at all temperatures (although louder at cold start) and is now using approximately 1.2 qts per 2K miles of oil. Borescope inspections of the other non-knocking cylinders showed only the original factory machining
Finally finished a project that I am glad I didn't use the truck for. I was thinning out a tree this weekend and used a ladder to reach some higher limbs. Word to the wise, don't miss your cut cause when the limb falls end first and kicks back toward the tree it could hit the ladder. Only wish someone had told me so I wouldn't have drop 8 feet on my back. Wished I'd had the cam setup, it might have won something. BTW, I didn't say hey ya'll watch this.
LOL
Dano
I promise I'll get right on it today.....
- Tim
Hell.....just the value I get fomr watching Ryan pull his hair out cuz they aren't changed is worth waiting!
LOL
.....next few weeks...if I get around to it?>......I'll even post pics of the entire event....LOL
- Tim
whats that?
I worked like 22 hrs
haha
- Tim
Pic of 2500HD with over 4000lbs of rock loaded by a loader
http://www.gm-trucks.com/cgi-bin/ib3/ikonboard.cgi?s=3cbaef124ed9ffff;act=ST;f=1;t=8546
After pic of rhino liner
http://www.gm-trucks.com/cgi-bin/ib3/ikonboard.cgi?s=3cbaef124ed9ffff;act=ST;f=12;t=8589
Dano
I talk about large rocks....like 30lbs and up...
- Tim
I would not expect this load of stones to damage any liner. I would expect more damage from the shovel to get them out if not done carefully. Throw some busted pieces of concrete blocks, or large (5-10 pound)rough stones in there and see if it doesn't have gouges.
I am impressed the way the truck handles the load!
Tom
The guy did shovel the rock out and no problems at all
I should have got a pic from last thursday. I had the bed overflowing (literally) with mulch (in bags).
It looks like 1/3 of the cars around here have mechanical violations (headlight aiming, exhaust, clear taillights, wheel/tires, cracked windshield, etc) that could be ticketed, but never are.
By the way, my 2500 (3/4 ton) has a payload of over 3000#.
Mike L
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GF481
Used to be G something 626 I believe
Well i got mine in the mail today
anyone know why they changed it?
Also i ordered the gm soft cover today should have it in 7-10 days
I am going to try to post a pic here if it does not work then you can see the pic at my picturetrail page.
http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/view?p=999&gid=760826&uid=456685
-Mark