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Old 09-21-2019, 10:39 PM   #1
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HO455 I completely agree with your assessment. I've had my share of 4wd's and never understood why GM didn't do the slip yoke on all two piece shafts. .
They saved up money so they could put natural wood flooring in the back of Suburbans and Panels.
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They saved up money so they could put natural wood flooring in the back of Suburbans and Panels.
I wouldn't doubt that.
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