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Ok so im kinda new here, but real curious... all ive seen was gmt900 and so on and so forth. Well my question is, What is GMT900 i know its a model truck but go a little more in depth please. is it a 1500 Chevy silverado, or gmc sierra.. What yr... and is there other models such as GMT500 GMT600 ect....

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Ok so im kinda new here, but real curious... all ive seen was gmt900 and so on and so forth. Well my question is, What is GMT900 i know its a model truck but go a little more in depth please. is it a 1500 Chevy silverado, or gmc sierra.. What yr... and is there other models such as GMT500 GMT600 ect....

 

Mainly, GM-Trucks.. But, it also applies to SUV's and Crossovers, too...

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GM_GMT_platform

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Wow thanks for the fast reply! and wow that site is VERY helpful for new comers like me! MAde alot of sense, and in the 30 seconds of lookin at it. ive noticed i have a GMT800 the first yr it came out! lol 99. Anyways, Thanks again!

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Wow thanks for the fast reply! and wow that site is VERY helpful for new comers like me! MAde alot of sense, and in the 30 seconds of lookin at it. ive noticed i have a GMT800 the first yr it came out! lol 99. Anyways, Thanks again!

 

Your welcome! :thumbs:

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it means gay mans truck. haha sorry guys im probably gonna get booted now eh? a buddy said that to me and thought it was kinda funny

 

 

Sounds like your buddy knows you way too well, and maybe you shouldn't be telling us all that info.

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it means gay mans truck. haha sorry guys im probably gonna get booted now eh? a buddy said that to me and thought it was kinda funny

 

 

Sounds like your buddy knows you way too well, and maybe you shouldn't be telling us all that info.

 

 

 

well,...just like the movie "meet the parents"...maybe Greg is a cover up name for Gaylord... :dunno: jk Greg

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it means gay mans truck. haha sorry guys im probably gonna get booted now eh? a buddy said that to me and thought it was kinda funny

 

 

Sounds like your buddy knows you way too well, and maybe you shouldn't be telling us all that info.

 

 

He was PROBABLY referring to GMC = Gay Man's Chevy :dunno:

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it means gay mans truck. haha sorry guys im probably gonna get booted now eh? a buddy said that to me and thought it was kinda funny

 

 

Sounds like your buddy knows you way too well, and maybe you shouldn't be telling us all that info.

 

 

 

:dunno:

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it means gay mans truck. haha sorry guys im probably gonna get booted now eh? a buddy said that to me and thought it was kinda funny

 

 

Sounds like your buddy knows you way too well, and maybe you shouldn't be telling us all that info.

 

 

He was PROBABLY referring to GMC = Gay Man's Chevy :dunno:

 

 

 

I don't understand why all you guys keep bringing up the gay word. Hey, to each his own. It doesn't bother or offend me, I'm just looking for the link.

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