I need your help to identify this Suburban in a police investigation...
August 4th, 2011, 8:56 PM
#21
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Well, I'll give the OP credit for using the internet to investigate criminal activity. That is commendable, as far too often law enforcement investigators don't bother to avail themselves of modern technology. Notwithstanding some critical comments from a few members, I find this forum a valid source of information for anyone. It has helped me diagnose problems with my 2003 Suburban, and I thank you all.
I commend the Detective for "thinking outside the box" to complete some of his necessary research. Not everyone is a professional when it comes to vehicles, but we live, breath, and drive these things every single day. I can most definitely tell you that NO one knows these vehicles better then the people on these forums. Great job OP for using ALL of your resources to get some base knowledge on the subject! I only hope these posts have helped you, at least a little, with your investigation.
Last edited by ChevyFreak; August 5th, 2011 at 6:25 PM.
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August 5th, 2011, 6:16 PM
#22
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I agree!
I commend the Detective for "thinking outside the box" to complete some of his necessary research. The members of this forum surely are not professionals, but we live, breath, and drive these vehicles every single day. I can most definitely tell you that NO one knows these vehicles better then the people on these forums. Great job OP for using ALL of your resources to get some base knowledge on the subject! I only hope these posts have helped you, at least a little, with your investigation.
I commend the Detective for "thinking outside the box" to complete some of his necessary research. The members of this forum surely are not professionals, but we live, breath, and drive these vehicles every single day. I can most definitely tell you that NO one knows these vehicles better then the people on these forums. Great job OP for using ALL of your resources to get some base knowledge on the subject! I only hope these posts have helped you, at least a little, with your investigation.
August 5th, 2011, 6:24 PM
#23
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I apologize! That is not the way I meant it at all. I have corrected my statement.
I was simply making a point that this is a great place for anyone to come (even a detective) to get answers. Whether we are professionals or not isn't the point. It's that we all know something about these vehicles, and using a forum like this is a wonderful idea. Sorry for the misunderstanding.
I was simply making a point that this is a great place for anyone to come (even a detective) to get answers. Whether we are professionals or not isn't the point. It's that we all know something about these vehicles, and using a forum like this is a wonderful idea. Sorry for the misunderstanding.
August 6th, 2011, 12:46 AM
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I would think that a "detective" would use REAL recourses instead of coming on to a forum and quite frankly to me it sounds pretty stupid. Does he not have any "detective" friends that can help him with this. I would hate for him to be working on my case sounds like a rookie.
BTW there is an auto spell check that shows when you misspell words.
August 6th, 2011, 3:56 AM
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Get it right, SUPER MODERATOR. I am that 75 year old man, who claims that he was taken by force shortly after having cashed a check for $5,000.00 and I'm angry. I am So angry. This forum is a good recourse. Can you help the detective with your Super Moderator Powers??
BTW, recourse is spelled correctly. In case you've never heard of the word, its meaning is: A source of help in a difficult situation. I'm happy to have provided you with the word of the day. Add it to your vocabulary
BTW, recourse is spelled correctly. In case you've never heard of the word, its meaning is: A source of help in a difficult situation. I'm happy to have provided you with the word of the day. Add it to your vocabulary
Last edited by tahoe; August 6th, 2011 at 4:00 AM.
August 7th, 2011, 7:58 AM
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After 2007, LS remained the base model, LT became the midlevel, LTZ became the premium, and z71 became an option for those liking the more rugged "off road" look.
Last edited by ChevyFreak; August 7th, 2011 at 8:04 AM.
August 8th, 2011, 1:28 PM
#28
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Get it right, SUPER MODERATOR. I am that 75 year old man, who claims that he was taken by force shortly after having cashed a check for $5,000.00 and I'm angry. I am So angry. This forum is a good recourse. Can you help the detective with your Super Moderator Powers??
BTW, recourse is spelled correctly. In case you've never heard of the word, its meaning is: A source of help in a difficult situation. I'm happy to have provided you with the word of the day. Add it to your vocabulary
BTW, recourse is spelled correctly. In case you've never heard of the word, its meaning is: A source of help in a difficult situation. I'm happy to have provided you with the word of the day. Add it to your vocabulary
This forum is a resource but could also be the last recourse for someone seeking help.
Sorry about your loss. Hope the detective is successful in apprehending the perp.
August 8th, 2011, 4:40 PM
#29
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LS has always been the base model. In the earlier models (pre-2007) LT was the upper, and the z71 was what I would consider the premium choice (body color bumpers, different roof rack, round fog lights etc...).
After 2007, LS remained the base model, LT became the midlevel, LTZ became the premium, and z71 became an option for those liking the more rugged "off road" look.
After 2007, LS remained the base model, LT became the midlevel, LTZ became the premium, and z71 became an option for those liking the more rugged "off road" look.
I never understood the demarcations of LS and LT if they could both be equipped the same way off of an options chart.
Last edited by RacerX; August 8th, 2011 at 4:44 PM.