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Hi, I am currently in the market to purchase a 14 Sierra. I am very picky when it comes to my vehicles so "standard" options never really work for me. So, I was wondering if anyone knows if it would be possible to order a truck with the following:

 

Double Cab 4WD SLE

6.2L (maybe 5.3L)

3.42 gears

Onyx Black

Cloth

High Performance Suspension

SLE Value Package

 

Now for the non Standard Options I am looking for:

 

Body Colored Front Bumper (w/o All Terrain Package)

Body Colored Rear Bumper w/o Step Cutout (w/o All Terrain Package)

Body Colored Grille (w/o All Terrain Package)

Body Colored Mirror Caps

Body Colored Door Handles

Body Colored Side Molding

LPO, 22" (55.9 cm) 6-spoke Black wheels (SEV)

 

This is all I could think of at this moment but I am sure there might be more. Ultimately I am looking for the truck to be like image below (slight aftermarket suspension mods)

 

Thanks, and I am finding this forum very useful so far.

 

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Have you tried the build your own option on the gmc site?

 

http://www.gmc.com/sierra-1500-pickup-truck/build-your-own.html?x-zipcode=46201

 

Yes I have tried this, but unfortunately this only allows the body colored bumpers & grille with the All-Terrain package which I am not interested in. This also does not even mention the ability to have the black 5 spokes but I know they are an option (dealer installed). I believe the truck ships with interim steel 22" wheel option from factory after alignment settings complete. The other drawback is if you select All-Terrain package for body colored bumpers you get chrome handles and mirrors. Like I said I am really picky about things like this, I am not sure why someone would want painted bumpers but then have chrome mirrors and door handles??

 

Thanks for the response though.

Chris Senior Enthusiast

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It was in the SLE prior. But this new one is SLT/LTZ and up. Gotta pay to play

 

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Welcome to the forums. I find that this is the best forum out there. Especially for 2014 GMC/Chevy Truck info!

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Hi, I am currently in the market to purchase a 14 Sierra. I am very picky when it comes to my vehicles so "standard" options never really work for me. So, I was wondering if anyone knows if it would be possible to order a truck with the following:

 

Double Cab 4WD SLE

6.2L (maybe 5.3L)

3.42 gears

Onyx Black

Cloth

High Performance Suspension

SLE Value Package

 

Now for the non Standard Options I am looking for:

 

Body Colored Front Bumper (w/o All Terrain Package)

Body Colored Rear Bumper w/o Step Cutout (w/o All Terrain Package)

Body Colored Grille (w/o All Terrain Package)

Body Colored Mirror Caps

Body Colored Door Handles

Body Colored Side Molding

LPO, 22" (55.9 cm) 6-spoke Black wheels (SEV)

 

This is all I could think of at this moment but I am sure there might be more. Ultimately I am looking for the truck to be like image below (slight aftermarket suspension mods)

 

Thanks, and I am finding this forum very useful so far.

Actually no bull shirt there is an exact one like your photo at Gwatney Buick GMC in North Little Rock , Arkansas they also have the black southern comfort version black widow http://www.gwatneybuickgmc.net

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