Recent content by Mike97

The rims on my 97 2 door came off a 2002 Tahoe...

Actually, you are right on the money with that.:yesnod: By removable top, I was thinking top of the cab. I know that the rear portion was removable. Sorry for the confusion. :D

I wasn't using wiki for that one, but apparently my sources are just as wrong, lol. But in my defense, I've seen quite a few k-5's in the local junkyards, and I haven't found any with removable tops that were built after 75. I was trying to find a door for a friend's 75 k-5, and all I could...

Not true, the removable top was only thru the 1975 model year. After that they were no longer removable.

wikipedia is your friend:D http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chevrolet_Tahoe

Here are some pics I took last summer...

You are lucky the bag didn't damage the seal. I once had that happen on an old Chevelle I used to own. The bag got caught up at the rear end, where the seal is for the pinion shaft. It was only on there for a few miles. When I removed the bag, most of my rear-end fluid drained out onto the...

Personally, I don't see the benefit in spending the kind of money for an Optima in an SUV, unless you plan to roll it or something:D. I just replaced an Interstate battery that only lasted for 3 years with a Napa Select. Only reason I went with that battery is because they were the only store...

I spent $160 on a flowmaster 50 series generic copy. Sounds real nice and the shop did a great job.

Keep your sweet looking two-door. No four-door is worth trading for it. And everyone knows that green two-doors are the best, lol. But there is a small chance that I may be a bit biased.:thumbsup:

Here is one option that is very affordable. Many salvage yards sell brand new aftermarket parts like grilles, not just used parts. I bought mine at a local salvage yard, brand new, for $65.

Lol, I think you meant to say "CHEVY KICKS EVERYONES A$$", didin't you?:thumbsup:

I would never buy a rig without at least getting a chance to drive it and see how it runs out. I think the 7.4 will have enough power for you, and with $3000 to play with you can coax a bit more out. But at least take it for a spin first.

After a re-boot the link is now working for me. Very nice, I really like how that looks. You should definitely pick it up.:thumbsup:

For some reason your link doesn't work for me.