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That is a 1971 or 1972 Chevy C10 SWB pasing on the highway there 2/3'rds of the way through the video.....

That would be correct! Grew up in a 71, still miss that rig. Cousins down the road had a 70 (different grill) turned the odometer over 7 times.

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Dang that commercial makes me want a Chevy again lol. I can't decide which one I like more Chevy or Gmc. I just wish Chevy would of used a blue back light dash or something other than green.

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Song is now available on Itunes for 99 cents :)

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Good stuff - like a rock - only better - like that they brought out the many meanings of "strong". BTW we had a 70 C10 and I remember that the grille had a bar through the middle of it - with the bow tie on it - something more like the 2014 Z71. Could it be a 1974?? I mean that would be great - 30yrs of strong like a rock :)

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Not a big fan of the Commercial.. I guess I'm old school - LIKE A ROCK..... :flag:

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It's a nice theme but I miss the Chevy Runs Deep spots narrated by Tim Allen. I read that Chevy wanted to shift from playing on its heritage to appeal to a broader population but at the same time you won't find a more loyal buyer than those who buy trucks.

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Ain't it the truth? Allen in his "adult" voice is awesome... His Commercials of Michigan - I just love... but still not a Michigander... :cool:

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Tim Allen is awesome. One celebrity I would like to meet. True car guy!

 

 

Ryan

 

 

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Not a big fan of the Commercial.. I guess I'm old school - LIKE A ROCK..... :flag:

 

haha the LIKE A ROCK commercials were great

 

 

 

anyone check out the black LTZ at 52 seconds in the first vid? looks like a different grill option and a colormatched bumper.. looks good

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Not a big fan of the Commercial.. I guess I'm old school - LIKE A ROCK..... :flag:

 

haha the LIKE A ROCK commercials were great

 

 

 

anyone check out the black LTZ at 52 seconds in the first vid? looks like a different grill option and a colormatched bumper.. looks good

 

Is it a High Country edition?

 

Also will the HC have a black leather option?

 

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haha the LIKE A ROCK commercials were great

 

 

 

anyone check out the black LTZ at 52 seconds in the first vid? looks like a different grill option and a colormatched bumper.. looks good

I think that is the LZT Z71 package

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