Jim Clifford
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This may a stupid, but what does NBS stand for?
Thinking of Buying a 00-06 NBS Tahoe/Suburban? Look Here
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My personal favorite is the ESSNBS (Extra Super Shiny New Body Style).
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Anyone looking to buy a white 2003 z71 suburban, I’m near Detroit. Lemme know if your interested in pictures. Asking $2500 230+ miles. Needs a trans put in it, but comes with one, I just don’t have time for it.
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I'd go as far as taking a code reader with you.
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LOL, Funny story I did just that when I was shopping for a second truck in Dallas and was called out for being a "Dealer/Broker" by some of the sellers
Another case of "Damned if you do and damned if you don't"
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I buy my vehicles on the two year plan. I figure the cost of making payments for two years on a new one and that's my limit. If I can purchase and repair, if necessary, and figure I can get two years of relatively trouble free service out of it, then I'm golden. I also figure repair costs similarly, if I can repair it for the same cost as making a couple payments on a new vehicle, then I good with that.
I'm lucky because I have enough mechanical ability to do most of my own wrenching and enough smarts to join a forum to draw from their knowledge and experience.
I haven't bought a new vehicle for 10 years and so far, knock on wood, this approach has served me well. Just a little food for thought if you're buying used.
I'm lucky because I have enough mechanical ability to do most of my own wrenching and enough smarts to join a forum to draw from their knowledge and experience.
I haven't bought a new vehicle for 10 years and so far, knock on wood, this approach has served me well. Just a little food for thought if you're buying used.
When u go to do the front breaks, u can go up to 2007s. It's a direct bolt on bigger calipers breaks and rotors. Just always remember when u do them again.
I stole this pic off the other post but here's what I mean, btw don't forget about ur core credit
I stole this pic off the other post but here's what I mean, btw don't forget about ur core credit
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