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GM # 22877652 -

 

see here -http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/153802-2014-sierra-slt-summit-white/page-3

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not all of them do.. mine didn't. Called dealer and they said they can order without... which is what they did on mine.

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I ordered my truck. Dealer checked the box for the front frame "because it's required in Texas". Truck came. No frame.

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Yours should have come with it. Mine was in the back seat

 

Sent from my SCH-I535

 

Same for me. Dealer told me all 2014's are shipped with the cover now...

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2016 Sierra Owner

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This is what the selectable box on the build your own on gmc.com

 

FRONT LICENSE PLATE BRACKET

Standard on your Sierra shipped to states that require a front license plate. Available option for vehicle that only require rear license plate.

 

Note: this option deletes the center lower bumper filler panel.

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Silva Enthusiast

Silva

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Has anyone been able to find the part number for a 2016 Sierra? Was able to order the part for my 2014 on gmpartsdirect but I can't seem to find it for a 2016.

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Silva

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Is this what you're looking for?

http://www.gmpartsdirect.com/oe-gm/23354525

 

Thanks for the help. Unfortunately I should of taken the time to look at the front of my truck before posting. I was looking for a cover similar to the one in the first pic of this thread. The 14-15 require a cover if you're not going to use a license plate.

 

But it seems that with the 16's all you need to do is remove the bracket.

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