Nnbs Gmc Sierra Sclb Flares?

[kawtoy_77]

I was wondering if anyone had pics of a Nnbs 1500 Sierra SCLB with flares on it? Mine is a 2wd so that would be nice, but not really necessary.....

 

Also any info on what you got, and where you got it would be great.

[RyanbabZ71]

Whats a NNBS that you speak of?

 

SCLB? You mean RCLB (reg cab long bed)?

[pm26]

I think he means extended cab long bed. A former Ford owner perhaps, as Ford calls their extended cabs "super cabs".

[C. Charles Hahn]

I think he means extended cab long bed. A former Ford owner perhaps, as Ford calls their extended cabs "super cabs".

 

Looking at the pics on his profile, it's a regular cab long bed.

 

And he evidently still hasn't learned to say GMT-900 instead of the ridiculous "NNBS" (who came up with that s#!t anyway?!)

[huero626]

I think he means extended cab long bed. A former Ford owner perhaps, as Ford calls their extended cabs "super cabs".

 

Looking at the pics on his profile, it's a regular cab long bed.

 

And he evidently still hasn't learned to say GMT-900 instead of the ridiculous "NNBS" (who came up with that s#!t anyway?!)

 

 

 

I don't know, I always thought the NBS was the GMT-900. And the GMT-800 were the OBS.

[250motorsportz]

That makes sense to me. No idea who came up with "N"NBS?!

[huero626]

That makes sense to me. No idea who came up with "N"NBS?!

 

 

That's funny, I guess they wanted to say Newer New Body Style.

[C. Charles Hahn]

I think he means extended cab long bed. A former Ford owner perhaps, as Ford calls their extended cabs "super cabs".

 

Looking at the pics on his profile, it's a regular cab long bed.

 

And he evidently still hasn't learned to say GMT-900 instead of the ridiculous "NNBS" (who came up with that s#!t anyway?!)

 

 

 

I don't know, I always thought the NBS was the GMT-900. And the GMT-800 were the OBS.

 

 

My understanding was this:

 

OBS = GMT-400

NBS = GMT-800

NNBS ("New" New Body Style) = GMT-900

 

I just fail to understand why it's so hard to simply remember GMT400, 800, and 900 and what years correspond. You still have to know the years to use the "-BS" nomenclature (which is a bunch of BS.... just use the official GM Terms!)

[kawtoy_77]

Whats a NNBS that you speak of?

 

SCLB? You mean RCLB (reg cab long bed)?

I am only going by the "lingo" provided by the forum.

 

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=74539

 

 

OOBS – Old Old Body Style - 73-87

OBS - Old Body Style - 88-98

NBS – New Body Style – 99-07

NNBS – New New Body style – 07+

 

CC - Crew Cab

CCLB - Crew Cab Long Bed

CCSB - Crew Cab Short Bed

CCSSB - Crew Cab Short Short Bed (5'8" bed)

ECSB – Extended Cab Short Bed

ECFS - Extended Cab Fleet Side

ECSB - Extended Cab Short Bed

ECLB - Extended Cab Long Bed

ECSS - Extended Cab Step Side

RCLB - Regular Cab Long Box

RCSB - Regular Cab Short Box

SCLB - Standard Cab Long Bed

SCSB - Standard Cab Short Bed

SCSS - Single Cab Step Side

STFS - Standard Cab Fleet Side

 

 

SO, no I don't mean extended cab, or crew cab....

[KMGZ400]

whats the diffrence between RCLB - Regular Cab Long Box and SCLB - Standard Cab Long Bed

 

 

i know a lot of you have these (CCSSB - Crew Cab Short Short Bed (5'8" bed) but you call the CCSB!!

[kawtoy_77]

whats the diffrence between RCLB - Regular Cab Long Box and SCLB - Standard Cab Long Bed

 

Ya got me on that one! I have no clue. I would guess them to be one and the same.

[C. Charles Hahn]

I am only going by the "lingo" provided by the forum.

 

Motion to remove those acronyms from the list and force people to learn what a GMT400/800/900 is!

 

[huero626]

I am only going by the "lingo" provided by the forum.

 

Motion to remove those acronyms from the list and force people to learn what a GMT400/800/900 is!

 

 

 

 

Sounds like a good plan.

[Doug_Scott]

whats the diffrence between RCLB - Regular Cab Long Box and SCLB - Standard Cab Long Bed

 

 

i know a lot of you have these (CCSSB - Crew Cab Short Short Bed (5'8" bed) but you call the CCSB!!

 

Perhaps SCLB means cab and chassis, no box? RCLB means a standard type pick up with a long box.

[Daryl LBZ]

I think he means extended cab long bed. A former Ford owner perhaps, as Ford calls their extended cabs "super cabs".

 

Looking at the pics on his profile, it's a regular cab long bed.

 

And he evidently still hasn't learned to say GMT-900 instead of the ridiculous "NNBS" (who came up with that s#!t anyway?!)

 

 

 

I don't know, I always thought the NBS was the GMT-900. And the GMT-800 were the OBS.

 

 

My understanding was this:

 

OBS = GMT-400

NBS = GMT-800

NNBS ("New" New Body Style) = GMT-900

 

I just fail to understand why it's so hard to simply remember GMT400, 800, and 900 and what years correspond. You still have to know the years to use the "-BS" nomenclature (which is a bunch of BS.... just use the official GM Terms!)

 

 

 

 

 

What the hell does it matter? You already know what he means anyhow so why make such a big deal about. Just tell the guy the right way to explain it and go on your marry way without bashing his balls. Holy Shit!