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36 minutes ago, STRMTRPR said:

.. good looking cargo rack.. and it looks like you're parked on top of a piece of the Canadian Shield there as well

Thanks, the rack works well.  We had a nice trip to Killarney Provincial Park.  I love the north!

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Looks perfect. What size tires? 33x12.50x18?


Thank you. 33x12.50r17.


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Just picked up a new to me '16 GMC Sierra Denali. Traded my Silverado, wasn't originally planning on it but wanted a longer bed and the deal was just too good to pass up. 

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1 minute ago, Cann0nF0dd3r said:

Just picked up a new to me '16 GMC Sierra Denali. Traded my Silverado, wasn't originally planning on it but wanted a longer bed and the deal was just too good to pass up. 

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Congrats

 

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Some bad ass trucks in here. Here's my humble little Texas edition we just purchased on Friday. 

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On 2019-05-25 at 10:27 PM, Cann0nF0dd3r said:

Just picked up a new to me '16 GMC Sierra Denali. Traded my Silverado, wasn't originally planning on it but wanted a longer bed and the deal was just too good to pass up. 

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Great looking rig.  6.2 or 5.3 ?  Still quite a few leftover 2018 models up here in Ontario, Canada.  Lots of pre owned  16-17 models but really high mileage on many most of them.  Congrats on the truck and keep us posted on modifications.

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12 minutes ago, Joe98 said:

Great looking rig.  6.2 or 5.3 ?  Still quite a few leftover 2018 models up here in Ontario, Canada.  Lots of pre owned  16-17 models but really high mileage on many most of them.  Congrats on the truck and keep us posted on modifications.

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Thanks! 5.3, I looked at a 6.2 but it had more miles and didn't have as many options and for what I need the 5.3 is just fine. 

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Have't posted in awhile. Not much new other than finally got it de-badged, corrected and coated. Probably exhaust and tune and a couple small things and that'll be it for this year. 

 

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Finally snagged a roller by CF.. love seeing trucks in motion, lifted, lowered or stock it’s a rad look. Also with a friend and his newly pro charged beast.

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19 hours ago, Joe98 said:

Great looking rig.  6.2 or 5.3 ?  Still quite a few leftover 2018 models up here in Ontario, Canada.  Lots of pre owned  16-17 models but really high mileage on many most of them.  Congrats on the truck and keep us posted on modifications.

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 I've noticed quite a few used 16-17's around me as well. What do you consider "high mileage" for those years? I just picked up an 18' with 15k, but I only average 6-8k a year personally. So I'm thinking in the long run my overall mileage will even out..

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1 hour ago, mistermcgoo said:

 I've noticed quite a few used 16-17's around me as well. What do you consider "high mileage" for those years? I just picked up an 18' with 15k, but I only average 6-8k a year personally. So I'm thinking in the long run my overall mileage will even out..

I’m in Canada so our mileage is in kms.   I’ve seen some 18 models as as high as 40-50 thousand miles.  Might not seem highly to some folks but it is to me.  Usually average mileage is around 15-20 thousand per year.  As long as the person serviced the vehicle properly with routine maintenance should be good.   Just my $.02.  For a 16-17 model I’d guess around 45-60 K maybe...?..sorry to get sidetracked.

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