Anybody still tow with an old GM?
The old GMT-900, when the Duramax and 8.1L were the kings of the hill for diesel and gas, model years 00-07....used to see a zillion of them on the road, and now none....Maybe because all the brake li...
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You mean GMT 800, not 900...but
Can’t swing a dead cat without hitting one around here. And many of them in good shape. That’s the difference between the rust belt and the rain belt!
Even a lot of 400s around here still, most of which are half scattered down the ditches in small rusty flakes and half in a boneyard back east.
Anyone who wants a straight rust free, generally good paint too, old truck, can buy basically any model that “needs” a trans, engine, whatever out here for pocket change.
If I lived back East, I’d have a couple from here and then just find the good mechanical parts from a rust belt truck that rotted out before it wore out!
Can’t swing a dead cat without hitting one around here. And many of them in good shape. That’s the difference between the rust belt and the rain belt!
Even a lot of 400s around here still, most of which are half scattered down the ditches in small rusty flakes and half in a boneyard back east.
Anyone who wants a straight rust free, generally good paint too, old truck, can buy basically any model that “needs” a trans, engine, whatever out here for pocket change.
If I lived back East, I’d have a couple from here and then just find the good mechanical parts from a rust belt truck that rotted out before it wore out!