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thinking on purchasing a used 2011 gmc 4x4 crew cab the tag in the window says that it has a trailer package but i can't find any of the tell signs to prove this , so i been reading on line for some while know and came across the topic on build sheet , so i guess the question i am trying to fin can anybody help my on finding the build sheet for this truck the vin # is 3gtp2vea5bg130913 any help would be greatly appreciated..

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The truck does NOT have the trailering package (RPO code Z82) also it was a fleet ordered rental truck.

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19C - EBONY 19I - 1SB - PREFERRED EQUIPMENT GROUP PREFERRED EQUIPMENT GROUP 37U - MIDNIGHT BLUE METALLIC 6PS - 7PS - A2E - FLEET PROCESSING CODE A31 - POWER WINDOWS A68 - AJ1 - DEEP TINTED REAR GLASS AJ7 - RESTRAINT SYSTEM - AIR BAG DRIVER & PASSENGER SIDE & FRONT AL0 - AM1 - AP8 - REMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY ASF - HEAD CURTAIN SIDE IMPACT AIRBAG AT8 - AU3 - POWER DOOR LOCKS AXK - AZ3 - 40/20/40 SPLIT FRONT BENCH SEAT B0P - B30 - FLOOR CARPETING WITH FLOOR MATS B32 - FRONT AND REAR FLOOR MATS B33 - REAR FLOOR MATS B85 - BODY SIDE MOULDINGS C5W - GVWR: 3175 KG (7000 LB) C67 - AIR CONDITIONING DH6 - MIRRORS - VISOR, ILLUMINATED DK8 - DL8 - POWER OUTSIDE MIRRORS, HEATED E2C - E63 - FLEETSIDE BODY OPTION FE9 - FEDERAL CERTIFICATION EMISSION FLT - FLEET IDENTIFICATION GU6 - REAR AXLE - 3.42 RATIO JF3 - JL4 - STABILITRAK - STABILITY CONTROL K34 - CRUISE CONTROL KG3 - L20 - VORTEC 4.8L FLEX FUEL V8 W/VVT M30 - 4-SPEED AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION MSL - N15 - VARIABLE FUEL CONVERSION NP5 - LEATHER WRAPPED STEERING WHEEL NQH - AUTOTRAC 2-SPEED TRANSFER CASE (4HI AND 4LO) NT7 - FEDERAL EMISSION SYSTEM NZ4 - P03 - CHROMED WHEEL CENTRE CAPS PY9 - CHROME APPEARANCE WHEELS (4) QVL - P265/70R-17" ALL SEASON TIRES R6F - R7K - R9H - RENTAL PURCHASE PROGRAM SAF - SPARE TIRE LOCK SSB - T74 - U19 - KILO SPEEDOMETER UE1 - ONSTAR TURN-BY-TURN NAVIGATION UJM - TIRE PRESSURE MONITOR UQ3 - US8 - CD/MP3 PLAYER, THEFTLOCK, RDS V22 - DELUXE FRONT APPEARANCE V76 - FRONT RECOVERY HOOKS (2) V8E - VB3 - CHROME REAR STEP BUMPER WITH RUB STRIP VG3 - VT7 - XL7 - YD3 - YD5 - REAR SPRING BASE EQUIPMENT YD6 - REAR SPRING BASE EQUIPMENT YE9 - Z49 - CANADIAN BASE EQUIPMENT Z85 - HANDLING/TRAILERING SUSPENSION Z88 - ZRS - ZY1 - SOLID PAINT

 

 

No trailer package and a 4.8 rental, I'd pass

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