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christopherglenn

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I was offered 25k for my dually last year (told them I was just looking, they offered anyway). I had about 90k then..


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I was offered 25k for my dually last year.

$25K for an 07 LBZ with only 90K? That's an insult unless you have a basic work truck model!!!

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You couldn't give me truck with torision bar suspension! There are much better chioices.
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MM49 wrote:

You couldn't give me truck with torision bar suspension! There are much better chioices.
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Whats wrong with Torsion Bars?


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Heres one near me
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crickeydog wrote:

christopherglenn wrote:

I was offered 25k for my dually last year.

$25K for an 07 LBZ with only 90K? That's an insult unless you have a basic work truck model!!!

Happy camping!!! See y'all down the road!!!


Didn't say I took it, but yes, I was insulted.. I think it is a LT.

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I'd go for the '07 truck, if it's the old body Classic truck.

I don't care for a-arm/torsion-bar/cv-axle 4wd front ends in 1-ton trucks either, but that is all GM has used since '92. I'm very much a fan of the '86-'04 F350 Dana 60 solid axle and leaf spring 4wd front end. I especially like the '86-'91 Dana 60 with king pins, instead of ball joints. I don't care at all for '99-'04 unit hub bearings, much prefer regular tapered wheel bearings of the '86-'97 trucks. Also don't care at all for vacuum auto hubs, much prefer standard manual locking hubs, as well as manual shift lever transfer case.


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MM49 wrote:

You couldn't give me truck with torision bar suspension! There are much better chioices.
MM49


Idiot.

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SoCalDesertRider wrote:


I don't care for a-arm/torsion-bar/cv-axle 4wd front ends in 1-ton trucks either, but that is all GM has used since '92. I'm very much a fan of the '86-'04 F350 Dana 60 solid axle and leaf spring 4wd front end. I especially like the '86-'91 Dana 60 with king pins, instead of ball joints. I don't care at all for '99-'04 unit hub bearings, much prefer regular tapered wheel bearings of the '86-'97 trucks. Also don't care at all for vacuum auto hubs, much prefer standard manual locking hubs, as well as manual shift lever transfer case.


Who cares what your favorite solid axle is, whats your ****ing point?

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summithmk wrote:

SoCalDesertRider wrote:


I don't care for a-arm/torsion-bar/cv-axle 4wd front ends in 1-ton trucks either, but that is all GM has used since '92. I'm very much a fan of the '86-'04 F350 Dana 60 solid axle and leaf spring 4wd front end. I especially like the '86-'91 Dana 60 with king pins, instead of ball joints. I don't care at all for '99-'04 unit hub bearings, much prefer regular tapered wheel bearings of the '86-'97 trucks. Also don't care at all for vacuum auto hubs, much prefer standard manual locking hubs, as well as manual shift lever transfer case.


Who cares what your favorite solid axle is, whats your ****ing point?
I was replying to a post someone else made about the IFS system GM uses on their 4wd 1-tons. My point is spelled out in my text.

If you like GM's IFS system, that's great for you. I like solid axles with leaf springs, that's great for me.

Why do you feel the need to cuss at me?? I wasn't even talking to you.

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