Fits 2 sticks of butter, cream, coffee, and chocolate chips in the center console. More updates later.
Ride her like a gentleman.
(Oh, and also kindly be a good driver in your new vehicle lol.)
With great power comes great responsibility. My last truck I got 600,000km out of her, the break up was hard though. Going 110km/hr on highway. pulling a loaded trailer. Cylinder 1 connecting rod bearing failed heat siezed stalled, no brake assist or power steering. A bit of a pucker factor.
Congratulations on the emotional support brodozer.
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Sorry, this isn’t the place to be dickish about this. I have a visceral reaction to big trucks for my own reasons, but I need to learn to let people enjoy things.
Not saying you're correct or incorrect on is purpose for OP, but sometimes trucks like this are necessary.
Yes, absolutely. Am skilled trades and do a lot of work on commercial marine vessels, bulk carriers, barges, drill platforms, and tugs. I won't go into further detail as it might get too exciting. It's lemmy they get upset over the slight though of pickup trucks.
Half of Lemmy gets upset at the thought of regular cars, let alone pickup trucks. They have a hard time understanding that some people need them.
The trades are important, congrats on the new truck. how does the center console storage compare you your last vehicle?
Sure, about 5% of the time, they’re totally necessary. Other 95… ornamental.
Thanks! I love it probably the best truck gm has made quiet, comfortable, sit up high. Great infotainment, you should see how much room I had left in the bed after the trip to costco! I'd recommend 10/10
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