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Old May 16, 2007 | 07:39 AM
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Thanks Mike, that's the plan. I figure as long as I have it written up 2-3 times I can have some recourse down the line if it goes. I'm the 19th appointment today, so they may not get to it 'til tomorrow anyway.
 
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Old May 18, 2007 | 02:17 AM
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addressing the original question here (besides the obvious visuals):
'03 lost the CDL (sucks for those, like me, that really like to play off-road)
the suspenssion was reworked, new bushings mainly = quieter and firmer but not harsh
more sound deadening material = quieter on the road
re the new (haha) engine, i'm starting a new post look at it if you can
 
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Old Apr 30, 2008 | 11:23 PM
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The difference in price is something you will have to wait for (03 vs. 04). I had to save extra lunch-money for the 04, but worth the wait! I stole the wife's lunch money too.

Part A Cosmetic Stuff (needed)
Part B All that "keep your vehicle on the road stuff" (needed, but transparent)
Part C (MOST IMPORTANT) you will need and use is LOCKING DIFF!

I say again, get the 04, even an S model, you still get most bells and whistles and most importantly you have that #1 Option to Lock the Center Differential.

If you are having problems finding the right deal (on a personal level) PM me and I will find what you want. I know most reputable dealers and independants from Miami to Atlanta!

Dave

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