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THE YETI

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Honestly, i got really lucky.

I'm always nice to people anyway but I always make sure to tip the mechanics/painters. Sometimes if I'm in their hood I stop by and bring donuts or cookies to them. The receptionist loves flowers, even inexpensive flowers ... you'd be amazed how people respond to genuine kindness. Especially when their day is filled with insurance adjusters and endless customer whining. :shrug:

WTF? You never got me any flowers?!?!?
 

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He sold 'em
 
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Yeah they're sold.

The calculation is actually pretty simple ...

I don't have to recover the full price of the 375s if I sell the HyHoe with them on. The difference between selling the 20s and buying new 375s is about $1000. If I think that the 375s will add more than $1000 in value to the HyHoe then it makes sense to sell her with them on ... if they add less than $1000 then it's better to sell her which the 20s on.

My opinion is that they make such a huge difference in the presentation of the vehicle that they will add more than $1k ... but you guys seem to disagree.
 

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I don't disagree. I think OEM 22" wheels on the HyHoe will fetch more money when you sell it.
 

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I do agree with SCSS. Just like when selling a house "curb appeal" means a lot and will capture more buyers quicker which means more $$$ at time of sale.
 

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Btw, I only drove her for like 10 minutes today (and it's a snowstorm out there right now) ... but one of my first impressions is how the 6.2 with resonator has more exhaust rumble than my 6.0 Hybrid with the resonator taken out.

I like it. :)

That's for sure! I took the resonator off a couple months ago and really unleashed the beast. Not crazy loud, but it's a nice rumble around town especially getting up to 3k rpm. Not a big change at highway speeds though.
 

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I don't disagree. I think OEM 22" wheels on the HyHoe will fetch more money when you sell it.

depends on the buyer. some people just dont care and have no clue if they are aftermarket or OEM. serge that 1k can be put towards your retro. closed done deal we can all go back and talk about something else. lol


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depends on the buyer. some people just dont care and have no clue if they are aftermarket or OEM. serge that 1k can be put towards your retro. closed done deal we can all go back and talk about something else. lol


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After 238 replies I would for sure hope we can talk about something else.

BTW, I do not think that Mr. Serge has any time to talk about this anymore anyhow, as he is currently sweating through the third shirt changing wheels on a HyHoe/Denali, which will be changed again in another week. :shrug:

Boy, just for once I would like to have his worries. Or rather, HAVE NO OTHER WORRIES, NO WORRIES AT ALL.
 

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