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2015 HD information will be released on Sept 26th at 1pm

By Zane
September 25, 2013 in 2015-2019 Silverado HD, Sierra HD & Medium Duty

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Zane

Posted September 25, 2013

Posted September 25, 2013

Just a heads up everyone. All the information and photos of the 2015 HD trucks will be posted here, this Thursday, September 26th, at 1pm eastern.

cobrajet84

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cobrajet84

Posted September 25, 2013

Posted September 25, 2013

will be interesting to see what changes get made here since a major mechanical change happened in 2011.

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Posted September 25, 2013

Posted September 25, 2013

thanks for the update Zane, can't wait!

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