Off-road Photos

You piss excellence!
Bizon is one of the few people that uses his truck for what it is made to do. Love seeing his pictures.
I use mine to drive around our jobsites a lot but don't have time to stop in the middle of a work day to take pictures. But the truck does well climbing up and down the hills off road on our sites.
 
Bizon is one of the few people that uses his truck for what it is made to do. Love seeing his pictures.
I use mine to drive around our jobsites a lot but don't have time to stop in the middle of a work day to take pictures. But the truck does well climbing up and down the hills off road on our sites.
He's the real deal for sure! I love seeing his pictures. Also you know he's a good dude!

I haven't offroaded my trucks seriously since about 2001 when I sold my 1997 S10 ZR2...... but I can still keep a dirt bike upright!.....LOL.
 
He's the real deal for sure! I love seeing his pictures. Also you know he's a good dude!

I haven't offroaded my trucks seriously since about 2001 when I sold my 1997 S10 ZR2...... but I can still keep a dirt bike upright!.....LOL.
I sold my KX 250 in 2012 after I broke my back at work. Was just too difficult to ride a dirtbike with a fucked up back.

Back in the day I had a 99 GMC Sonoma Highrider, which is the same as a S10 ZR2. Bought it new just before I got married. Ended up trading it in after a few years for a 02 Silverado LT. That little truck would go anywhere offroad.
 
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And having a good time doing it
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View attachment 28003South end of Lockhart Basin
Nice...great memories (lived in Moab, or to be precise Grand county 2008-2013) Attempted that road from the north, outside of Moab; however, due to a stupid move by yours truly, I slipped on a ledge, fell 10 feet and broke an arm in three places, dislocated shoulder and since I fell on the right side, cracked a rib when my handgun slammed up against the rib. Still drove to the high point up the hill and we all decided best we head back to Moab Hospital. It was fun navigating back through the canyon; learned when off-roading, you not only need extra vehicles, you also need extra drivers, so I had to drive out; it was so much fun....

NOT a Chevy,, but the start of the Canyon from the Moab side,
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PNW cedar lake trail and Kootenai national forest MT
 

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The SA said there is only 1 heavy line mechanic at the dealership and he was out sick for over a week. Got confirmation he started today......so 🙏 but they repaired/replaced the OnStar module, the USBC port on the dash, the hood struts, the 360 camera update and both cooling seat pads.
 
The SA said there is only 1 heavy line mechanic at the dealership and he was out sick for over a week. Got confirmation he started today......so 🙏 but they repaired/replaced the OnStar module, the USBC port on the dash, the hood struts, the 360 camera update and both cooling seat pads.
Noice!
 
Shortage of intelligent Techs💩🤬🫪🤣
The dealers in ND where my Dad works take forever to schedule work and get it done. Demand is high and too few techs and dealers.

In Arizona, I think there is 13 GM dealers within 50 miles of me. My dealer is fairly efficient and does good work, but I even notice some slowness creeping in, cause the service bays are filled with new vehicles getting fixed.
 
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