Posted by Schiffner on March 9, 2009, 9:19 pm
wrote:
Rub it in jerk! It's 3F right now...spring planting is during REAL
spring. You know april. I'm not as ambitious as you and wont plant
nearly that much or variety.
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Keith
Posted by Schiffner on March 9, 2009, 9:22 pm
wrote:
SNIP
> If GM is so great, why does only one running light work on their trucks?
Trucks come from the factory with running lights? I thought that was
ONLY availble by getting some from the local parts store (All I get is
Carquest or NAPA). My GM truck doesn't have these so called running
lights and it doesn't need them as the exhaust note scares off
wildlife.
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Keith
Posted by MoParMaN on March 9, 2009, 11:18 pm
wrote:
SNIP
> If GM is so great, why does only one running light work on their trucks?
Trucks come from the factory with running lights? I thought that was
ONLY availble by getting some from the local parts store (All I get is
Carquest or NAPA). My GM truck doesn't have these so called running
lights and it doesn't need them as the exhaust note scares off
wildlife.
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Keith
Yes, you've got running lights, you prolly call them driving lights or day
lights but you got one that works, I doubt if both do.
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Posted by Stephen! on March 10, 2009, 12:51 am
> Yes, you've got running lights, you prolly call them driving lights or
> day lights but you got one that works, I doubt if both do.
My '06 Dodge Ram has neither.
Won't own a vehicle that does.
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Posted by Bob Mann on March 10, 2009, 9:02 am
69.16.185.252:
>
>> Yes, you've got running lights, you prolly call them driving lights or
>> day lights but you got one that works, I doubt if both do.
>
> My '06 Dodge Ram has neither.
>
> Won't own a vehicle that does.
>
While I can't own one that doesn't unless I buy old.
Seriously, it causes no problems and definitely makes it easier to see
oncoming traffic on the highway.
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Bob Mann
Cap'n, ah need moor pow'r.
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