Pretty rare find

[Greene728]

I thought some of you guys might like this. Pretty rare, especially with this kind of mileage.


https://www.gon.com/classifieds/automotive-cars-and-trucks/2003-gmc-yukon-xl-2500

[bucky]

I thought chickens came from across the street. At the corner of Ham and Eggs.

[crcr]

garyp4951 wrote:
What about the price of eggs in China?

... depends on the shape of the eggs, classic, square, or octagonal (designer-shaped eggs bring a premium)

[garyp4951]

What about the price of eggs in China?

[Grit_dog]

anw7405 wrote:

Grit dog wrote:

Ark235B wrote:
My 2004 Ram 2500 CTD has just over 26,000 miles.

I had an omlete for breakfast today....

Chickens come from Canada.... haha

Now we're goin to to have a thread about discriminating against Canuks...lol

[anw7405]

Grit dog wrote:

Ark235B wrote:
My 2004 Ram 2500 CTD has just over 26,000 miles.

I had an omlete for breakfast today....

Chickens come from Canada.... haha

[anw7405]

Bionic Man wrote:
I don't get the love affair with the 8.1.

I owned a 03 2500 8.1 Burb for about a year and a half. Used it to tow my 7000 pound boat. Overall mileage was 9.84 MPG. While it was more stable than my 2011 Yukon Denali XL, the 6.2 in my Yukon is hands down better. Pulls better. Stops better. Interior is worlds better. And gets better MPG towing my boat than the Burb got solo.

That said, seems like a good price for the linked Burb, if that is what you are looking for.

I know we have talked before but I have the complete 180 opinion. I had the 07 denali with the 6.2. My camper only weighed 4600lbs dry and it struggled badly. My new camper weighs about 10k loaded and I just pulled it yesterday. I know this is kinda dumb but i was on the interstate yesterday and I just wanted to get around a few campers going about 70. I went around them a little over 80mph going slightly uphill and it never even kicked down. I pull In 3rd gear. You can't even put that weight behind a denali. I think the 8.1 shines with heavy weight. The torque curve is why the 8.1 shines in my opinion. Not trying to argue I just want people to have both sides of the coin if they are trying to buy a new tow vehicle.

[Grit_dog]

Ark235B wrote:
My 2004 Ram 2500 CTD has just over 26,000 miles.

I had an omlete for breakfast today....

[Ark235B]

My 2004 Ram 2500 CTD has just over 26,000 miles.

[rockhillmanor]

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[Bionic_Man]

I don't get the love affair with the 8.1.

I owned a 03 2500 8.1 Burb for about a year and a half. Used it to tow my 7000 pound boat. Overall mileage was 9.84 MPG. While it was more stable than my 2011 Yukon Denali XL, the 6.2 in my Yukon is hands down better. Pulls better. Stops better. Interior is worlds better. And gets better MPG towing my boat than the Burb got solo.

That said, seems like a good price for the linked Burb, if that is what you are looking for.

[C_Schomer]

The 8.1L service trucks I drove got 5.5mpg at best. I didn't think quadrasteer came with the big engines.?? Craig

[73guna]

I would love to own one of these.
There is definitely a following for these heavy burbs.
It'll sell.
The quadrasteer version is the holy Grail.

[Grit_dog]

So who went and bought it?
People on here always bitsching that they can't find a low mile 3/4ton SUV.
That looks like a good un, for a good price.

[rockhillmanor]

Here you go.
https://www.gon.com/classifieds/automotive-cars-and-trucks/2003-gmc-yukon-xl-2500