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gtptyler

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Whats up? I own a 2006 Grand Prix superchargd but I'm sure not many of you care about that haha my parents own a 2014 Sierra SLT A/T in iridium metallic and a 2010 Yukon XL SLT in stealth gray. Im here to learn more about these trucks and maybe share some of my knowledge.

 

Sierra A/T when getting delivered

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Accessories now: GM bed mat, GMC Mudflaps, Locking Lug nuts, GM Console organizer, Clear 3M bug shield

Future Planned Accesories: Leer Topper, GM chrome tip, weathertech floor mats,

 

Yukon XL

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Accessories now: GM Accessories 20" wheels, weathertech floor mats, GM console organizer, gmc mudflaps, gm cargo mat, cloud rider grille insert(winter only),Clear 3M bug shield, LED Plate and Reverse bulbs

 

Grand Prix

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Quite of few little mods, K&N intake,

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GMCustomerService

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gtptyler,

 

Hello and welcome to the forum! From the pictures you shared on here, I see that you love GM products. Thank you for being a loyal GM customer!

 

Safe travels,

 

Jennifer T.

GM Customer Care

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