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I get to pick between the jeep and the blazer. The jeep is way more comfortable and easier to drive the Blazer is a 3 speed with a granny gear and the heat sucks but its still fun to drive.
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MY 85 GT
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thanks!! i love it too not crazy about the gas it eats lol, truck has a Southern Comfort conversion 2 electric fold down tvs, game system, etc. 3" body lift, 33" Mickey Thompson Baja Claw radials has taken me and my family on many FL vaca great travel truck and tow vehicle. some more pics for ya
with new flowmaster exaust big chrome tips
Nice John what year is it..Ours is a 98 GMC 1500..Tan leather dual A/C Mine doesnt seem that bad on Gas..the tires are probably hurting yours a little...What exhaust do you have on it?...Thats the nice thing i want...I did the K&N Cold air intake...I want a cat back now...
Sharad
ALWAYS choose the V over the P!!! Wait... what?
My '06 GT serves as a daily beater while the '89 sits pretty in the garage. I guess in a way it's backwards to have the newer car be the workhorse, but that's how I do it. My Fox is heavily modified and has 48k miles, while the '06 only has suspension upgrades, and it has 124k miles!
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thanks buddy! its a 99 the last year before it got changed to the rounded front end and turned into a womens truck, funny how they went back to square shaped now when i park next to new ones they almost look identicle to my 99. Mine has a K&N and a Flowmaster dual exaust catback, my whole interior is done by Southern Comfort customizing seats etc. Seat are grey leather dual heat & ac 2 elec. fold down tvs, dvd, vcr, game system, 12 speaker 10 cd changer, seperate rear audio system with headphone jacks etc. Southern Comfort does a nice job no silly crap all over truck only a logo on the back door. And yes you are right gas wasnt bad till i added a 3 inch body lift with 33" mickey thompson biclaw radials had to do it tho truck looks so much better lifted.
MY 85 GT
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Nice!!!!! Yeah i love the lifted look and Big tires...I want to do it but My wife thinks it will be too high for our dogs to jump in and out...being she cant lift them...lol.the lightest one is 50 lbs.and up.......lol
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How does that do in snow? There is a couple around here just like that for sale
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Most days I still DD my '92 but I'll drive the Suburban ("The Fridge") now and then because it has a much better sound system.
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Not backwards at all. That's exactly what I will be doing when I eventually get a newer car. As much as I don't mind dd'ing a Fox I'm ready to commute in something more up to date. 2011 GT is at the top of the list.
Cool '06.
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It's the best snow/wet car I've ever driven. As long as the tires are good, it shouldn't have any trouble getting down an average unplowed street. The ABS is brilliant, too.
These do run a little more expensive than your average compact car, but they're worth it.
Sharad
ALWAYS choose the V over the P!!! Wait... what?
Not backwards at all. That's exactly what I will be doing when I eventually get a newer car. As much as I don't mind dd'ing a Fox I'm ready to commute in something more up to date. 2011 GT is at the top of the list.
Cool '06.
Thanks dude. An 11 GT will probably be my DD next year.
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Only picture of my DD that I have. The Seadoo has since been sold to help fund my resto project!
Only picture of my DD that I have. The Seadoo has since been sold to help fund my resto project!
Bryan83taco
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I think we have all thought that
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