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The Only 2013 GMC Sierra Mineral Green Metallic On The Forum???

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RockChalk05
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Heritage Blue here.....Love the Mineral Green Though!!!!

tkat1000
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pick mine up tomorrow. really geeked too, haven't bought a brand new truck since 1996. wife gets all the new vehicles. been shopping for a while. not real thrilled with the colors, but do like the m

Chris
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Get all these green trucks they will be rare

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Am I the only one? Surely not.

But, maybe?

 

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That is a great looking Green GMC. I never knew that color existed until I saw a green silverado the other day, hell I prob wod have bought that but it had a lift and rims + marked up 10k. Ill take a stock 6.2 GMC in MGM. I wonder if you can special order a 2014 in that color? I thought I was going to buy a mocha steel metallic but now I want mineral green metallic!

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First one I've ever seen, BRB going to paint mine.

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Thank you for your compliments. I have yet to meet another one on the road. If you are after the rare and unique, this is a color you might consider.

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All of you few lucky green GMC / Chevrolet owners, what is your interior color? Does it go with the green exterior well? The few green trucks I can find either have ebony or tan / cashmere interior. I wanted to hear your thoughts.

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I wonder if that's the same color as the C7 floating around? The truck pictures show it much better

 

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Anyone selling their Mineral Green Metallic Crew Cab 4x4 with 6.2L and NHT Max Towing 3:73? :driving::fingersx:

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