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Local Dealer took $9K for a Brand New unit with Warranty + Financing

Local AC shop in Glastonbury had a 16 or 2017. El tigre that was a new sled, owner paid for sled and died..... Dealer ended up with it ... Before COVID they sold it for 8900 , or 9k...AND it could be financed through AC Shop had a Roger Slime + 2 ZR El tigre .. Skime edition was next generation...... 8k - 9k is more believable...... Yes , I would ride it.

For a bleeding heart ❤️ liberal state..... What a bunch of pricks

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No, I don't want to visit a communist Trudeau land.....

Sweet..... Nothing like that in NH

The list says US Congress.... Dick is a U S Senator

Nice Invitation.....the BBQ & social hour sounds like a great way to build membership & participation.

Leaves are a great view...but, I would prefer a huge 100 or 200 acre hay field around my new home.... had a couple of trees removed...it should help with leave clean up . . . It will look much better with hay growing . . . a big wind mill & lots of Solar Panels on the site to charge my electric sled, quad, car....

I'm a kind humanitarian, with bad eye sight.... I would not have seen the prisoners go near the guards... And, I was given a commission at 22.

Bridgeport is smaller..... But, a cess pool none the less.

Not that scary, ... Considering liability insurance is included... that's got to be more than a $100 US. VAST is pretty sharp priced for a very limited season + riding area.

??? Green Catalysts . . . There were none pre season . . . Curious, as to how their available? Last minute cancellations wanting Big Bores?

Yes, new neighbor had 40' trees transplanted..... Simple stuff ... BIG bucks A little 2 -4,-D sprayed in them will transfer them to brush heaven

Wow.... A rubber fuel line for a recall.... Ragg away.... Their all built with parts + materials from third party vendors.... Get used to it ... Two major competitors.... AC is in the rear view mirror If recollection serves me correctly ....AC had a mountain of recalls in the.mod 2000's

Pretty stupid when you need a ladder to get in the bed of a mason dump..... American Insanity........ Range Rover took the simple path..SUV lowers + raises body automatically

New 2024 models , or lots of 2023 leftovers delivered in Feb or March?

It's obvious not in D C

Not me, everything I own is diesel, but none of it smokes ( rolls coal)

Don't forget the Cat..... No, not an Arctic Cat

Wow.....my German shepherd could score higher in any real comparison to Brandon... Economy bites under O'Biden . . . Fuel / food / consumer good.... If you like being sodomized, vote Democrat

Seeing 7 - 10 new faces at an event is a good sign....

UPS's management is terrible to work for . . . If it weren't for the Teamsters Union, UPS drivers would be driving those crappy brown trucks for $20 an hour like any other small truck delivery driver.

You asked the question and answered it… Both General Motors 5.7 & 6.2L diesel engines made diesel vehicles infamously famous in a negative light in the US for generations…. 1. Both said engines were designed using modified Gasoline engine blocks. 2. Both suffered from head / head gasket leaks 3. Fuel injection issues were common 4. Neither had a decent water / fuel separation system. 5. Cold starting was an issue. 6. Neither was available with a turbo or supercharge from the factory. K10 models came with front Leaf Springs, never offering a coil spring or AFS front suspension. The ride is harsh in an 8’ model, the 6’ model is choppy. Dependability? The diesel models were NEVER dependable from the start & factory service was never up to par with a gasoline model. It’s 40 years later, there will be next to no factory trained technicians for these models. GM’s 6.5 was a marginal diesel engine at best…At least the cottage industries made improvements to this model. There was no cottage industry improvements, as I recall from the earlier era. Costs ? Restorations costs are near 6 figures from a hi end restoration facility… Barrett-Jackson might be a good place to search for hi quality originals or quality restorations at market price. An original K10 with a gasoline engine would be an interesting seasonal weekend ride.

Typical thieves . . .