Damn me for looking.

[wjburken]

That must have been what happened as the first time I clicked on the link, it showed the vehicle he was talking about and then the second time I went to click on it, it showed a Nissan.

 

[OR VietVet]

I guess the seller could have done that. I know I posted the right link because when I do post any link I go back in and open to verify that the link is what it is supposed to be.

 

[mattt]

What was in the original link?

 

[OR VietVet]

If I remember right it was a low mileage 2006 RWD Tahoe that had special Katzkin custom leather interior and was in great shape. I think it was for $8250.

 

[5strmtrp]

Ok being as how we are showing our rust here’s a few of my Silverado’s rocker panels. Teaching myself how to weld. The welder isn’t much a 120 Hobart welder. Has enough juice to weld new panels on.

 

[iamdub]

Ok being as how we are showing our rust here’s a few of my Silverado’s rocker panels. Teaching myself how to weld. The welder isn’t much a 120 Hobart welder. Has enough juice to weld new panels on.

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[eliminatethebug]

For a very long time I doubted which seats I should choose leather or fabric. Leather seats in general tend to look a lot more luxurious than fabric seats, and they usually do in most cases. But the upsides of fabric seats are that they are more affordable. When you look at cars with cloth seats, they are likely to be cheaper than a car with leather seats. But fabric seats are easier to care for. I bought myself fabric covers by looking at the review https://leather-toolkits.com/blog/leather-vs-cloth-seats/ which helped me make the right choice.