Hello again everyone.
I am no longer at Youmans Chevrolet as some of you may already know. I was offered a job building the Internet Department as well as running the Finance Department at Woody Butts Chevrolet in Cochran. I am also less than a quarter of a mile away from my house. That saves me about $250 minimum a month in gas.

I still have the same cell number and I still sell Chevrolet.

My new store is Woody Butts Chevrolet in Cochran Georgia, just South East of Warner Robins. We have very low overhead and so can pass the savings on to you.

I look forward to hearing from you. Call me anytime.

I was looking around at some different wordpress themes and ran across this Avalanche Style Website and forums. I thought it would be a nice site for all my Avalanche customers to check out and see if they can use any of the ideas to fix up their own Avalanches.

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Recently, the mayor of Nashville vetoed a bill that would have made English the city’s official language. He called the measure “unconstitutional, unnecessary, and mean-spirited.” U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid even called a bill to make English our official language “racist.” (read more)

Ford Stops Sales of Big Super Duty, Recalls 2008 Trucks
Tailpipe Fires Reported in Early Models

By Joe Benton
ConsumerAffairs.Com

March 22, 2007
Flaming Fords

Ford Motor Co. has ordered dealers to stop selling the new Super Duty pickup with the 6.4-liter diesel engine and is recalling more than 37,000 of the 2008 F-Series trucks after reported tailpipe fires in the diesel version of the pickups. (read more)

Did you ever notice that the model-lifespan of most new vehicles is about the same as a presidential term of office? New-car models get voted in about every four years, but pickups–being immensely popular in the United States of Home Improvement–generally hang in for two terms. And because full-size pickups are also immensely profitable, the major parties tend to spend those eight years paying their best and brightest product planners and engineers to research and develop the next blockbuster pickup. These folks are not dummies, so when one of the new breadwinners arrives–and the rivals always stagger their intros to hog the limelight for a year–it’s big news and a strong contender for Truck-of-the-Year glory. This year, it’s the Grand Old Car Company’s turn, with a new Chevy Silverado and GMC Sierra. (Read More)