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  1. 02-20-2008, 01:17 PM #1
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    Default New Toy

    Well, as much as I love my IS, I need something bigger that can handle my newly adopted pups.

    My new toy I picked up a couple of weeks ago.

    2004 Yukon Denali
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  2. 02-20-2008, 01:59 PM #2
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    Nice car man! And also nice red Lexus
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    clean ride!!
    Soon!!
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    my bro has one thats a solid truck
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    you cant go wrong with a denali i used to sell them for the gm dealer here locally and they are sweet congrats and nice color also, you going to get some shoes for that thing?

    buy my ee wagon! 89 rt4wd 6 speed honda wagon it has air and power steering!
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    now that is some grown men game
    nice choice of truck
    FYCN in a rick james voice
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  7. 02-20-2008, 03:06 PM #7
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    Get some 24"!
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    I love it. I have had it for about 3 weeks now and it is amazing. It drinks gas like crazy, but regardless I still wouldn't give it up. Plenty of room, the prior owner tinted the front windows to match the back, I put my Eclipse AVN double din Nav unit in, and I am ready to go. Combined up with the stock Bose system it actually sounds perfect as is without any need to add addition Subs IMO.

    My first choice in colors was the Summit White and second choice was the black. However, I was able to get an amazing deal on the Aspen Black, so black it was.

    In regards to wheels, right now I am going to hold off. The tires are brand spanking new on there now, so when they wear down I will consider putting wheels on. Looking at either 20's or 22's. I want something that will provide a clean look and can still hold a meaty tire, as opposed to something very large with a low profile tire. I am hoping to get a boat soon and I want to have tires that can not only handle towing but can also go off road if required without fear of bending a rim or blowing a tire.
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    Quote Originally Posted by .:EuRo FLYbOy:.
    Nice car man! And also nice red Lexus
    Thanks. Yeah, I am going to miss my IS when it sells. I bought it brand new 3 years ago and it is a fun car.
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    lift it and get some bfg all terrains lol..clean denali
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    Quote Originally Posted by 04Prerunner
    lift it and get some bfg all terrains lol..clean denali
    lol. gonna pass on that too. Not really into lifted trucks. I think a Denali would look weird as hell lifted. Thanks for the kind words.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JC
    I love it. I have had it for about 3 weeks now and it is amazing. It drinks gas like crazy, but regardless I still wouldn't give it up. Plenty of room, the prior owner tinted the front windows to match the back, I put my Eclipse AVN double din Nav unit in, and I am ready to go. Combined up with the stock Bose system it actually sounds perfect as is without any need to add addition Subs IMO.

    My first choice in colors was the Summit White and second choice was the black. However, I was able to get an amazing deal on the Aspen Black, so black it was.

    In regards to wheels, right now I am going to hold off. The tires are brand spanking new on there now, so when they wear down I will consider putting wheels on. Looking at either 20's or 22's. I want something that will provide a clean look and can still hold a meaty tire, as opposed to something very large with a low profile tire. I am hoping to get a boat soon and I want to have tires that can not only handle towing but can also go off road if required without fear of bending a rim or blowing a tire.
    sounds like your going to even out....

    Towing Boat = 69" Rims

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    A denali with 24" rims on it!

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