atsah
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I guess it's just me but I like the looks of all the new trucks including GM trucks.. I'm getting older so IF I decided a new truck was something I wanted to delete some of my savings on it would have IFS for sure..
GM trucks have slipped
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atsah
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That's what makes the world go round...
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This is what makes the study of human nature interesting and amusing.
I for sure would not buy an IFS truck.
Neither would I. an IFS pickup truck is a poser truck.:laughing:
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I've missed something.... what's the IFS stand for?
atsah
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Independent front suspension..
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Ohhhh.... like my '93 Suburban.
Solid front ends are good for extreme off roading, but miserable for anything else. I spend several hours on most days travelling gravel roads, often which haven't been maintained in 20 years; I wouldn't want to go back to pounding with a straight axle. An oft heard phrase from me is "people do this for fun?"
atsah
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Yup... Rides nice right?
