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6 inch Oval Extended Cab Chrome

GM Part # 20921113

 

$300.00

Retail for $650.00 new

 

Just took them off my 09 Silverado with less then 3500 miles. I do not want to ship, but I'm work all over MD and Northern VA. I live in Frederick, MD and you can pick them up. Email is the best way to reach me.

 

Thanks, Bill

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6 inch Oval Extended Cab Chrome

GM Part # 20921113

 

$300.00

Retail for $650.00 new

 

Just took them off my 09 Silverado with less then 3500 miles. I do not want to ship, but I'm work all over MD and Northern VA. I live in Frederick, MD and you can pick them up. Email is the best way to reach me.

 

Thanks, Bill

[email protected]

 

I maybe willing to ship. I just got my Extang Tuff cover and I think the steps will fit the box. I will know for sure tomorrow.

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bump :confused:

 

I have a jobsite on Kent Island. I have a meeting in Chestertown this week. If you are interested I can meet you.

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bump :thumbs:

 

I have a jobsite on Kent Island. I have a meeting in Chestertown this week. If you are interested I can meet you.

 

 

That is a great price but I think I have my heart set on the black ones. If no one bites after a while let me know. I think I could powder coat them and hopefully it would look the same. Thanks.

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I maybe willing to ship. I just got my Extang Tuff cover and I think the steps will fit the box. I will know for sure tomorrow.

 

 

What's the word on shipping?

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If you decide your willing to ship please let me know, I'll take these off your hands.

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If you decide your willing to ship please let me know, I'll take these off your hands.

 

I did shipping quote on fedex, its about $50.

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If you decide your willing to ship please let me know, I'll take these off your hands.

 

I did shipping quote on fedex, its about $50.

 

Can you confirm they will fit on an 08 GMC Sierra Ex Cab?

 

Also any pics?

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If you decide your willing to ship please let me know, I'll take these off your hands.

 

I did shipping quote on fedex, its about $50.

 

Can you confirm they will fit on an 08 GMC Sierra Ex Cab?

 

Also any pics?

 

 

I would think silverado ext cab and seirra ext cab are the same.

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