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Well, the body shop told me that more than likely my Explorer will be considered totaled. But, this dark cloud has a silver lining. I test drove the Avalanche today and I really liked it. My only question, is how do I get a GM discount? I am not a GM employee (Although if someone works at GM and knows of any IT related jobs that are open, I would love to apply) but I want to know if there is a special program for friends and family. Which brings me to my next question, if they do have a F&F discount, would anyone like to be my friend? My test drive was great! I only drove it around a parking lot because I didn't want to wreck 2 cars in one week (my neck is still sore and I can't total turn my head without a small amount of pain). I really liked it, but man, it is a HUGE car... err truck.
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I see Seth emailed you. He is THE man you want to talk to about this. Yes it WILL be worth it.
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Glad to hear you liked the Avalanche....and that you're getting a GM in the Driveway Coupon.
For those who haven't driven one, ....go try one sometime....much quieter and better riding than any pickup (due to the fact that it is actually a Suburban)
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quote:Originally posted by Fbodfather: Glad to hear you liked the Avalanche....and that you're getting a GM in the Driveway Coupon.
For those who haven't driven one, ....go try one sometime....much quieter and better riding than any pickup (due to the fact that it is actually a Suburban)
Just keep it away from Scott I understand he has a few problems with them........... J/K Scott
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quote:Originally posted by Fbodfather: Glad to hear you liked the Avalanche....and that you're getting a GM in the Driveway Coupon.
For those who haven't driven one, ....go try one sometime....much quieter and better riding than any pickup (due to the fact that it is actually a Suburban)
The boys in the office here concur ...however, they're butt ugly, especially with the cladding, and are parked right outside my window.
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I understand that you can get them without the cladding. Dont know for shure though.
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quote:Originally posted by 35TH ED/ed: I understand that you can get them without the cladding. Dont know for shure though.
You can around here, but it seems only 1 in 100 on the lots are that way ..so the odds of getting the color and equipment mix you want are slim to none ...and ordering ask me about it in Bowling Green.
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I heard soemthing about the 'father' and an on ramp quite a while ago.... lol
Yes, you can get them without the plastic cladding...Looks like you'd have to order it that way...Looks SOO much nicer withought the cheap plastic!
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quote:Originally posted by Fbodfather: Glad to hear you liked the Avalanche....and that you're getting a GM in the Driveway Coupon.
For those who haven't driven one, ....go try one sometime....much quieter and better riding than any pickup (due to the fact that it is actually a Suburban)
Just keep it away from Scott I understand he has a few problems with them........... J/K Scott
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Now if they'd just make them without the plastic stuff around the bed, but with a removable fiberglass shell instead. Then if they'd just leave out the rear doors and shorten up the wheelbase, they might actually have something .
Now if they'd just make them without the plastic stuff around the bed, but with a removable fiberglass shell instead. Then if they'd just leave out the rear doors and shorten up the wheelbase, they might actually have something .
They make one... its called the new 1/2 ton crew cab...
Until you drive a Avalanch or EXT you'll realize how nice they are... they are my favorite ride... I almost cried when I had to turn the EXT in for a 1/2 ton pickup.
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Yes you want option code WBH (which means without body hardware). A lot of dealers in the DC metro area are ordering them with the WBH option.
The versatility of this vehicle is amazing. When I was selling cars, my manager loved my walk around presentation. It worked too. I sold one to Shag Fingers and he loves it, I also sold an Avalanche to his friend and he loves his too.
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