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How long is a the CC standard bed? I remember seeing GMs measurements are without the rear bumper. I plan on measuring my garage tonight to see if I would be able to fit one. Thanks!

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I suggest test driving and taking it home and try pulling it in your garage. Best way to tell if it will fit.

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Agree its best to bring one home. If I had to guess the truck is about 22ft

 

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I measured my garage.. 20'6". When I close the door, you can't fit a notebook between the front or rear bumpers. 19.916' long seems about right haha

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das a LONG truck. I have a double cab with the standard bed and the crew cab with standard bed is about 10-11 inches longer.

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MIne would fit if I backed it in.

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It's gonna be a bear to park at times too lol. I do like having a 6.5 foot bed though wouldn't want a 5-1/2 er myself I haul too much long stuff.

 

Take one home and try it is my advice. I had mine by a mile on depth I could fit a crew with an 8' bed if I wanted.


It's gonna be a bear to park at times too lol. I do like having a 6.5 foot bed though wouldn't want a 5-1/2 er myself I haul too much long stuff.

 

Take one home and try it is my advice. I had mine by a mile on depth I could fit a crew with an 8' bed if I wanted.

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I haven't noticed any issues driving it. With the back up camera you can get in and out of pretty tight spots and the turning radious doesn't seem over bearing.

 

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Great looking truck, hope by the time I'm in the market for a new one they are still makin the crew cab w/ the std. box in 1500 form. +1 on the level. Did it on my 07 and it looks so much better than the stock sitting GMT900's.

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I haven't noticed any issues driving it. With the back up camera you can get in and out of pretty tight spots and the turning radious doesn't seem over bearing.

 

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. I like this truck. The ratio off cab to box is just right

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