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Trav_13 Senior Enthusiast

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Hey Guys,

 

I picked up a set of mirrors that were off an 07 GMC Sierra SLT that we put the Tow Mirrors on. These mirrors were removed from the 07 Sierra at 38K miles and are in Very Nice Used Shape, Everything Functions Great. I also have the DL3 Mirror Switch which would work great in a Crew Cab/Tahoe/Suburban. I am asking $350 plus the S&H to your Zip Code.

 

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Trav_13 Senior Enthusiast

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Hey Guys,

 

I picked up a set of mirrors that were off an 07 GMC Sierra SLT that we put the Tow Mirrors on. These mirrors were removed from the 07 Sierra at 38K miles and are in Very Nice Used Shape, Everything Functions Great. I also have the DL3 Mirror Switch which would work great in a Crew Cab/Tahoe/Suburban. I am asking $350 plus the S&H to your Zip Code.

 

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bump! Lets Make a Deal this Weekend!

JJP442 Enthusiast

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Travis,

Are these mirrors, power folding, heated, auto dimming with puddle lamps?

If so, I'm interested.

I would have PM'd you but can't seem to find how to do that on this forum.

 

 

 

Big John NYC :shakehead:

 

Hey Guys,

 

I picked up a set of mirrors that were off an 07 GMC Sierra SLT that we put the Tow Mirrors on. These mirrors were removed from the 07 Sierra at 38K miles and are in Very Nice Used Shape, Everything Functions Great. I also have the DL3 Mirror Switch which would work great in a Crew Cab/Tahoe/Suburban. I am asking $350 plus the S&H to your Zip Code.

 

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MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

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Until Travis chimes in.....I can add that these ARE heated for sure,and they "should not" have the puddle lights,altough he'll have to confirm the puddle light thing.

Trav_13 Senior Enthusiast

Trav_13

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Until Travis chimes in.....I can add that these ARE heated for sure,and they "should not" have the puddle lights,altough he'll have to confirm the puddle light thing.

 

Rich,

 

You are correct! Heated, but No Puddle Lamps!

 

Thanks

Travis

Trav_13 Senior Enthusiast

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bump to the top....

 

I'll also be adding some Onyx Black Door Handle Set (from Yukon SLT) and some Onyx Black Mirror Caps from that same Yukon....stay posted!

welscher08 Enthusiast

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Until Travis chimes in.....I can add that these ARE heated for sure,and they "should not" have the puddle lights,altough he'll have to confirm the puddle light thing.

 

 

Mine on my 03 are heated, dimming, blinking, powerfold, and if the lights in the bottom of the mirrors are called 'puddle lamps' mine have that feature also. Why would mine have them and not these?

 

But question pertaining to the topic, on an 03 ext cab HD would these work? Or is the wiring not there for everything to plug into and work. I know on the GMT-900's everything is pretty much pre-wired at the factory, but don't know if this is the case for the GMT-800 platform. Thanks

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

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Until Travis chimes in.....I can add that these ARE heated for sure,and they "should not" have the puddle lights,altough he'll have to confirm the puddle light thing.

 

 

Mine on my 03 are heated, dimming, blinking, powerfold, and if the lights in the bottom of the mirrors are called 'puddle lamps' mine have that feature also. Why would mine have them and not these?

 

But question pertaining to the topic, on an 03 ext cab HD would these work? Or is the wiring not there for everything to plug into and work. I know on the GMT-900's everything is pretty much pre-wired at the factory, but don't know if this is the case for the GMT-800 platform. Thanks

 

 

They deleted them in some models for '04,My buddies '03 has them,My '04 didn't.

 

Yes,They will work on an '03...as long as its NOT a base model.

welscher08 Enthusiast

welscher08

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Until Travis chimes in.....I can add that these ARE heated for sure,and they "should not" have the puddle lights,altough he'll have to confirm the puddle light thing.

 

 

Mine on my 03 are heated, dimming, blinking, powerfold, and if the lights in the bottom of the mirrors are called 'puddle lamps' mine have that feature also. Why would mine have them and not these?

 

But question pertaining to the topic, on an 03 ext cab HD would these work? Or is the wiring not there for everything to plug into and work. I know on the GMT-900's everything is pretty much pre-wired at the factory, but don't know if this is the case for the GMT-800 platform. Thanks

 

 

They deleted them in some models for '04,My buddies '03 has them,My '04 didn't.

 

Yes,They will work on an '03...as long as its NOT a base model.

 

 

Thanks Rich! I don't believe it to be. Its a 2500 HD LS model, so they should work right? I wasn't really planning on doing anything to it...but sure would add a nice little extra touch to it.

 

Travis, you would sell these without the switch I assume?

nickvrebel Senior Enthusiast

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I put a set in my '03 LS Silverado plug and play

they should work fine on a '03 LS Crew Cab or Suv

Trav_13 Senior Enthusiast

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Until Travis chimes in.....I can add that these ARE heated for sure,and they "should not" have the puddle lights,altough he'll have to confirm the puddle light thing.

 

 

Mine on my 03 are heated, dimming, blinking, powerfold, and if the lights in the bottom of the mirrors are called 'puddle lamps' mine have that feature also. Why would mine have them and not these?

 

But question pertaining to the topic, on an 03 ext cab HD would these work? Or is the wiring not there for everything to plug into and work. I know on the GMT-900's everything is pretty much pre-wired at the factory, but don't know if this is the case for the GMT-800 platform. Thanks

 

 

They deleted them in some models for '04,My buddies '03 has them,My '04 didn't.

 

Yes,They will work on an '03...as long as its NOT a base model.

 

 

Thanks Rich! I don't believe it to be. Its a 2500 HD LS model, so they should work right? I wasn't really planning on doing anything to it...but sure would add a nice little extra touch to it.

 

Travis, you would sell these without the switch I assume?

 

 

I will include with or without the switch...I am basically including it as a courtesy, it really has not value to me as it came with the package. So if you are interested and we can get a deal put together, I'll do $325 shipped to your door if you are within the 48 States. Let me know.

welscher08 Enthusiast

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Until Travis chimes in.....I can add that these ARE heated for sure,and they "should not" have the puddle lights,altough he'll have to confirm the puddle light thing.

 

 

Mine on my 03 are heated, dimming, blinking, powerfold, and if the lights in the bottom of the mirrors are called 'puddle lamps' mine have that feature also. Why would mine have them and not these?

 

But question pertaining to the topic, on an 03 ext cab HD would these work? Or is the wiring not there for everything to plug into and work. I know on the GMT-900's everything is pretty much pre-wired at the factory, but don't know if this is the case for the GMT-800 platform. Thanks

 

 

They deleted them in some models for '04,My buddies '03 has them,My '04 didn't.

 

Yes,They will work on an '03...as long as its NOT a base model.

 

 

Thanks Rich! I don't believe it to be. Its a 2500 HD LS model, so they should work right? I wasn't really planning on doing anything to it...but sure would add a nice little extra touch to it.

 

Travis, you would sell these without the switch I assume?

 

 

I will include with or without the switch...I am basically including it as a courtesy, it really has not value to me as it came with the package. So if you are interested and we can get a deal put together, I'll do $325 shipped to your door if you are within the 48 States. Let me know.

 

 

Thank Travis, and thats fine about the switch. I just got my BB tune last week, and get paid next week, so i will think about it. I like the puddle lights on mine, its nice at night, but don't really need it on the work truck. If another buyer comes along let them go, if not when i have a little more cash laying around I will be in touch. Thanks

Trav_13 Senior Enthusiast

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Ryan,

 

Sounds Great....if you think you may want them in the future let me know, right now I'll open them up for $325 Shipped in the 48 States.

 

Thanks

Travis

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