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Ridersfan Enthusiast

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Woohoo! Got my 1st 2015 HD's into stock yesterday. Both crews, 1 is LTZ diesel, 1 is LT gas... sold the LT gas already.

 

They're now finally out there in Canada folks!

Z45 Senior Enthusiast

Z45

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Public Service has 1, Frei has 4

 

 

KMGZ400 Senior Enthusiast

KMGZ400

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I saw a chassis cab dually duramax at a dealer on the 7th. It's the one in the backround... my3e4ejy.jpgSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Ahh the GMC looks awesome.. I think it's Way better looking then the chevy

zacharywhitson Enthusiast

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Ahh the GMC looks awesome.. I think it's Way better looking then the chevy

I agree $57,000 worth! :lol:

:gmc: all the way. can't wait to get mine, still inline to get "pulled"

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I ordered my 2015 GMC 3500 dually 4x2 6.0 back end January/beginning Feb, as soon as it could be ordered, I still as of 3/26 do not have a build date. it has moved up and out to the next step before build my dealer says. He has been on phone with GM a few times and regional rep is going calll me this friday. i know it got delayed because I ordered the 220 amp alt and GM had a shortage of those, but mine has one now, So come on GMC, fill these orders!

HVACR Guy New Member

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Just waiting for my 2500HD SLT gas. It's been shipped from Texas on the 25th of March and should be here 2nd - 3rd week of April. 10 years driving my 2004 GMC Sierra 2500HD WT. Really looking forward to a loaded truck with all the bells and whistles.

newdude Senior Enthusiast

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I ordered my 2015 GMC 3500 dually 4x2 6.0 back end January/beginning Feb, as soon as it could be ordered, I still as of 3/26 do not have a build date. it has moved up and out to the next step before build my dealer says. He has been on phone with GM a few times and regional rep is going calll me this friday. i know it got delayed because I ordered the 220 amp alt and GM had a shortage of those, but mine has one now, So come on GMC, fill these orders!

 

 

Uh...is your truck a 4WD not 2WD? 220 alternator is plow prep and 4x4 only...

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