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Hello Everyone, I am excited to welcome you all the the new Texas Owner's Group!! We may be only a few members right now but this group will sureley grow quickly as Texas visits GM-Trucks.com more than any other state! Couple of quick notes before we get started. I have opened up a few new features for our group, such as this topics category for people to post in. Please note that this forum should be for regional/group/meetup related posts only, and that normal tech questions should still be posted in their applicable forum category. I have also added an event calendar for members to post group events and meetups. As this group grows the intent is that meetups will be held. I am looking for a Texas Owner's Group LEADER that will spearhead this group and hold at least one meetup a year(hopefully more as the group grows .) You will effectively be a moderator in charge of this group and the direction it goes. If you think this may be you, please post here or send me a PM. Now, let's start the introductions. Please post where you are located, what you drive, and any interesting details about you and your truck, how long you've been in texas, etc. I'll get us started. I am Josh and while I may not be a full time resident of Texas, my girlfriend recently moved to Austin for a work assignment. I have been here a few days and am having a great time exploring. I will be coming and going from my home in New Hampshire and look forward to attending some of this group's get togethers and meeting you all. Ok, who's next!?! Anybody else in the Austin area?
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From the album: My 2014 Silverado
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Truck @ the dealership getting tires fixed -
From the album: My Silverado
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The GearOn system is featured throughout the Colorado Sport. The concept is essentially made from accessories available at a local dealer. Chevy has engineered the new 2015 Colorado to be very accessory friendly. This concept highlights and includes; Assist steps Cargo rings Splash guards Tiered storage Bike rack Cargo divider Wheel lip moldings I just shared my first drive thoughts on the 2015 Colorado and Canyon after driving them this week. We'll also be posting live from SEMA in November and will report on everything GM is up to. Look for Chevy and GMC to announce more of these special SEMA Concepts in the next few weeks. “It’s not just mountain bikes, but just about any passion you can name, from kayaking, fishing, dirt bikes and more,” said Tony Johnson, Colorado marketing manager. “It’s a truck for those who need the versatility of a pickup to support their work and lifestyle interests, but don’t need a full-size truck to do it.”
