No Isuzu I-280/290 owners?
PamzJoe
07-23-2006, 07:24 PM
No Isuzu I-280/290 owners post here? Duh, don't see any. Wassup with that?:shakehead
P51nerd
06-05-2008, 01:01 AM
No Isuzu I-280/290 owners post here? Duh, don't see any. Wassup with that?:shakehead
I dont know, They are cheaper than their GM counterparts, yea they have less options, but the same comfort and are just as reliable! I plan on buying my first truck and I think Im getting an Isuzu i290. if anyone has any recomendations I am open(exept to dumb comments like " Get a ford F250 Its sw33T!!!~!!!")
I dont know, They are cheaper than their GM counterparts, yea they have less options, but the same comfort and are just as reliable! I plan on buying my first truck and I think Im getting an Isuzu i290. if anyone has any recomendations I am open(exept to dumb comments like " Get a ford F250 Its sw33T!!!~!!!")
kokoy
08-22-2008, 09:40 PM
They are cheaper than their GM counterparts, yea they have less options, but the same comfort and are just as reliable
Hi, I agree with you!
Hi, I agree with you!
'97ventureowner
08-22-2008, 10:01 PM
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12-19-2013, 11:31 PM
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