FishOnOne wrote:Pbutler97 wrote:FishOnOne wrote:Grit dog wrote:Pbutler97 wrote:Grit dog wrote:
TomAAto, Tomahhto... who cares...
LOL....exactly. I don't ever remember going around to dealers measuring the width/depth of door window sills on trucks, and then determining I am not interested in one because some piece of interior trim is 1/4" smaller than the other. But reading through these boards I am sure quite a few have a major case of OCD about such things along with chronic fanboiitis.
Eggzactly
So who goes and purchases a vehicle and doesn't even try out the seats to confirm they're confortable? Yeah.... Eggzactly!
Testing out the seats is one thing, testing out a window sill? Come on man. I own a GMC, and drive a Ford company truck daily. I have never even gave the comfortability factor of the window sill a thought for even a split second.
What else do you look for? That the lug nuts all have the flats aligned?
You learned something new today!
Pbutler97 wrote:FishOnOne wrote:Grit dog wrote:Pbutler97 wrote:Grit dog wrote:
TomAAto, Tomahhto... who cares...
LOL....exactly. I don't ever remember going around to dealers measuring the width/depth of door window sills on trucks, and then determining I am not interested in one because some piece of interior trim is 1/4" smaller than the other. But reading through these boards I am sure quite a few have a major case of OCD about such things along with chronic fanboiitis.
Eggzactly
So who goes and purchases a vehicle and doesn't even try out the seats to confirm they're confortable? Yeah.... Eggzactly!
Testing out the seats is one thing, testing out a window sill? Come on man. I own a GMC, and drive a Ford company truck daily. I have never even gave the comfortability factor of the window sill a thought for even a split second.
What else do you look for? That the lug nuts all have the flats aligned?
FishOnOne wrote:Grit dog wrote:Pbutler97 wrote:Grit dog wrote:
TomAAto, Tomahhto... who cares...
LOL....exactly. I don't ever remember going around to dealers measuring the width/depth of door window sills on trucks, and then determining I am not interested in one because some piece of interior trim is 1/4" smaller than the other. But reading through these boards I am sure quite a few have a major case of OCD about such things along with chronic fanboiitis.
Eggzactly
So who goes and purchases a vehicle and doesn't even try out the seats to confirm they're confortable? Yeah.... Eggzactly!
Grit dog wrote:Pbutler97 wrote:Grit dog wrote:
TomAAto, Tomahhto... who cares...
LOL....exactly. I don't ever remember going around to dealers measuring the width/depth of door window sills on trucks, and then determining I am not interested in one because some piece of interior trim is 1/4" smaller than the other. But reading through these boards I am sure quite a few have a major case of OCD about such things along with chronic fanboiitis.
Eggzactly
Bobmontana wrote:
All the new pickups are ugly as dog **** folks. And lets be honest, their isn't a tinkers difference between em on performance or reliability anymore.
Pbutler97 wrote:Grit dog wrote:
TomAAto, Tomahhto... who cares...
LOL....exactly. I don't ever remember going around to dealers measuring the width/depth of door window sills on trucks, and then determining I am not interested in one because some piece of interior trim is 1/4" smaller than the other. But reading through these boards I am sure quite a few have a major case of OCD about such things along with chronic fanboiitis.
Grit dog wrote:
TomAAto, Tomahhto... who cares...
MFL wrote:With the ratings as high as they are now, this is not an issue for RVers.FishOnOne wrote:ford truck guy wrote:
I think ( JUST MY OPINION ) that this is a good looking upgrade for GM.....
AND, I am curious how the GCW Alert will work out ??
Interesting feature. Can't help but wonder if the truck records these numbers while towing for future reference by the dealer or other motives in the event of an accident.
My thought too, when I read that, just another spyware for warranty exemption, when drive line fails.
Jerry
