New to the site. Thanks for letting me in!

[Hoesgottaeat2]

Welcome from congested NYC&Miami Nick! Glad you’re here!

You sound more like Flash Gordon. Two places at once? Lol

 

[Fless]

Welcome from the high plains!

 

[wjburken]

Welcome to the forum from Iowa.

 

[adventurenali92]

Welcome to the forum from Southern California! Some cools burbs you’ve owned!

 

[07Burb]

Welcome! I’m a big fan of the gmt400 platform, too, and have had several over the years. That green Tahoe looks like a nice rig!!

 

[swathdiver]

Welcome from Florida, Nick! Nice fleet you have there! Glad you're here to learn and contribute, some of the folks on here with GMT400s don't post as often as they used to.

 

[Hoesgottaeat2]

Thanks for the warm welcome everyone. You all seem like a great group of folks here. Look forward to seeing everyone around. I hope to visit regularly.

 

[Hoesgottaeat2]

Welcome! I’m a big fan of the gmt400 platform, too, and have had several over the years. That green Tahoe looks like a nice rig!!

I've heard the reference to the GMT400 platform over the years but never paid that close attention. Just hit the google machine on it again. Is it true A.O. Smith played a part in the manufacturing of these?

The same A.O. Smith that makes hot water tanks?

 

[07Burb]

I've heard the reference to the GMT400 platform over the years but never paid that close attention. Just hit the google machine on it again. Is it true A.O. Smith played a part in the manufacturing of these?

The same A.O. Smith that makes hot water tanks?

No idea. I'm not smart enough to retain information as detailed as that LOL I just know that the platform is GMT400 and on forums and other places on the interwebz you'll see them referred to as OBS. It was certainly a strong era for the GM fullsize trucks and SUVs.

 

[Hoesgottaeat2]

No idea. I'm not smart enough to retain information as detailed as that LOL I just know that the platform is GMT400 and on forums and other places on the interwebz you'll see them referred to as OBS. It was certainly a strong era for the GM fullsize trucks and SUVs.

Hahaha. My google machine determines how smart I am at times. I looked further into it via wikipedia. It appears they are indeed the same company. Been in the piping trades for over 2 decades and I know A.O.Smith to be a popular hot water tank brand. Looking further into it on-the-lines I see they have an automotive division as well. Learned something new today. That's all the new info I can handle for one day lol.