Name: Don Darnell
Date registered: March 6, 2011
The foot wells on my 2012 Terrain did not have lights from the factory. While looking on Terrain Forum, I found out the wiring is already in place for the lights. All you need to do is install them. The passenger side is the easiest one to do. It doesn’t require more than a knife or scissors to cut …
The foot wells on my 2012 Terrain did not have lights from the factory. The SLT2 Terrains and LTZ Equinoxs come with the lights installed. While looking on Terrain Forum, I found out the wiring is already in place for the lights. All you need to do is install them. The passenger side is the easiest one …
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In 2003, we traded our 99 Grand Prix for a off lease 2002 Trailblazer. We knew that we wanted an SUV at the time. We looked at the Chevrolet Tahoes, but my wife didn’t like driving my truck because of size, and felt the Tahoe would be harder to drive, and park than my truck. The Chevrolet …
This time of year, we should be give thanks. Since this is a car blog, I will spare you with the sappy stuff and I tell what this Motor Gnome is thankful for. I am thankful that somebody decided that we needed to build a useless train to the top of the mountain to eat …
I have been wanting to walk acoss the Missisippi River since I learned about the Old Chain of Rocks Bridge. We went on a beautiful Friday this summer. Here is some history of the Chain of Rocks Bridge. http://www.rollanet.org/~conorw/cwome/article4.htm You have to enter the bridge from the Illinois side. The road is not marked well, …
I took this picture last weekend at the pumkin patch. I don’t think you can carry very many pumpkins home in a Miata, but it was a beautiful day for riding with the top down. I have ran into a couple of diffrent Miata Clubs. They are a great fun loving bunch. If I owned one, …
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I am working on restoring my wife’s 65 Corvair Coupe. The car had on 25,000 miles, but the car was torn down to it bones. I need a bunch of parts and end up buying this parts car. I am not sure what the bucket seats came out of. I kind of like them. A …
Welcome the Terrain!
January 11, 2012
by darndot
My last post was about the Trailblazer leaving the family. The Trailblazer had almost been in our family for ten years. We both come from GM Families. My wife’s family is a Buick Family, and mine is a Chevrolet Family. It was natural to look for a GM product that fit our family needs. We have …
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