Who out there has the super low mileage TB SS's?
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No one can beat my miles...I think
I have a black, stock 2009 TBSS with 18,709 miles.:coolthumb:
I have a black, stock 2009 TBSS with 18,709 miles.:coolthumb:
My TBSS is AWD. I will try and post pics this weekend.
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My old TBSS has 5244 miles on it.
My father in law just picked up a 06 lt ss awd superior blue metallic one today with 32000 miles on it. My black 06 lt ss awd has 48000 and my wife's black 06 lt ss rwd has 49000 on it.
my grocery getter is a 2008 awd 87000 when I bought it a year and a half ago, now it has 88000, I think in another 10 years it should be considered low millage at that time. should be around 100000 and 20 years old, lol
In Sheboygan? I saw that one, it was priced to sell listed at $20k. Curious what he ended up paying?
That's the one, and that's what he paid. Very clean and stored winter's. They knew what they had and weren't moving on the price
Why have one if you don't drive and enjoy it?
the salt up here and there tears them up , thats why I drive the I-6 lt and ls for the winter, I guess I just have to much respect for ss to mess it up for the future, thats the only way I can see this suv holding its value .
I feel the same way. It is a good practice to undercoat your car when new (I did), but since this is not a daily driving vehicle I do not drive it in the winter. I can enjoy the car by keeping it in mint condition and driving it on sunny days and on trips.
I'm not necessarily telling everyone to do this, but if you live in a bad winter climate area and you care for your car, then you'll try to do what you can. With all cars, good maintenance is the key.
I'm not necessarily telling everyone to do this, but if you live in a bad winter climate area and you care for your car, then you'll try to do what you can. With all cars, good maintenance is the key.
Completely agree! I bought my 08' TBSS used from my buddy who was the service manager at the local Chevy dealer. If it wasn't for him being suuuuper meticulous with his vehicles, and this truck being stored winters, I probably wouldn't own one right now.
Luckily too, I have another DD/winter truck that is stored summers! Best part about parking the TBSS and my other toys in the fall/winter...it's like a brand new vehicle(s) to drive in the spring! Never gets old! :cheers1:
^Yea. Add to it, Chevy trucks and especially the Blazer family are extremely prone to rusting from the rust belt states. The TBs aren't very bad with rust, but I don't think I've seen a blazer here without rust. Old Tahoes and Suburbans get hit bad with rust as well. I love the chassis but its made from steel which isn't coated for rust resistance.....and they will surely rust if you don't protect them.
08, 29,751 miles
Just picked up another one finally. 06' with 60,400 1 owner!!!
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