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    The 88-98 OBS Chevies are quickly on the move to the same level as the 67-69 camaro/firebird. These trucks are in such high demand that car lots can't keep them and they get premium prices way above NADA/Kelly Blue Book prices. I say go with the FarmTruc all the way. The NBS maybe later. 2007 we are supposed to get a NewestBS truck from GM if they can stay afloat.
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    I say go for the New. Then Parrish and his "World's Fastest NBS" will have something to worry about

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    Originally posted by 2k4squirrel@Jun 17 2005, 08:14 AM
    I say go for the New. Then Parrish and his "World's Fastest NBS" will have something to worry about
    I disagree. Parish earned that title and well deserves it . That would be like taking the "worlds best Tuner" title away from Allen. But go for it with the 94
    2000 Chevy Silverado 2500 ECLB w/6.0 , 4L80E auto, 4.10 G80, K&N, Nelson Dyno Tune, 02 PCM STS TURBO , 44# injectors, IC ,HPTuner and 160* thermo 348 rwhp, 394 rwtq @ 5 psi
    60'=2.241
    1/8=9.352@77.39
    1/4=14.40@ 96.67

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    Allen, take 25% of what you would spend on the new truck and put it into making the '94 look good. Then, you will have it all!!
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    lol, Allen wont lose that title! Nobody can touch him in that department! I kind of want to see you build NBS, but I agree with what the other guys said about the 94.

    Keep the 94 and wait for the new body style in 2007, or maybe even wait until they get all the quirks worked out of them a couple years after, because alot of those come with a NBS.

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    Talk to your CPA. Make the new truck "shop only" and write it off on taxes. I'd like to see a NBS kick a$$.
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    Originally posted by chrisj6@Jun 17 2005, 08:45 AM
    lol, Allen wont lose that title! Nobody can touch him in that department! I kind of want to see you build NBS, but I agree with what the other guys said about the 94.

    Keep the 94 and wait for the new body style in 2007, or maybe even wait until they get all the quirks worked out of them a couple years after, because alot of those come with a NBS.

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    Amen
    2000 Chevy Silverado 2500 ECLB w/6.0 , 4L80E auto, 4.10 G80, K&N, Nelson Dyno Tune, 02 PCM STS TURBO , 44# injectors, IC ,HPTuner and 160* thermo 348 rwhp, 394 rwtq @ 5 psi
    60'=2.241
    1/8=9.352@77.39
    1/4=14.40@ 96.67

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    I think I'd 86 the 4L80E and get a Lenco 5 speed for it though. If we're gonna race, let's RACE!!!
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    Originally posted by RedHeartbeat@Jun 17 2005, 07:56 AM
    The 88-98 OBS Chevies are quickly on the move to the same level as the 67-69 camaro/firebird. These trucks are in such high demand that car lots can't keep them and they get premium prices way above NADA/Kelly Blue Book prices. I say go with the FarmTruc all the way. The NBS maybe later. 2007 we are supposed to get a NewestBS truck from GM if they can stay afloat.
    They'll stay afloat, don't worry. They may downsize (Buick Really seems to be a dog), but they'll be here. Just like Chevy, "We'll be there."

    2002 ECSB, Nelson Tune, LS1 electric fans, 145A alternator, K&N FIPK, 160º T-stat, TB coolant bypass, Corvette servo, 4 headlight mod, blue LED gauge cluster

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