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My 1st GMC, made it a Denali HD

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I've always been a truck guy from a Ford, to Toyota's, to a Dodge, then a Chevy, and now a GMC Denali. I was sold on a '14 1500 when the new interiors came out (I knew the time was getting close to upgrade). I decided to wait until the '15's came out with the new interiors before getting serious about buying. Started out looking at the Sierra HD Doublecabs but the wife didn't like that the back seat is really not much bigger than our Silverado X-Cab and the sunroof was not an option. I asked the salesman to bring up a Denali HD to look at and the rest is history.

 

24Hrs later here she is waiting for me to pick her up.

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The next day my 'Tint Guy' came over for a little tinting.

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After her 1st bath and claybar.

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That looks great! Still the only color that makes me second guess my choice of BGM. Welcome and thanks for the pics! :cheers:

Thank you @Texas Husker. I loved the color and didn't want another Black vehicle (have 2)

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Black is a great color for garage queens and waxers. :lol: Too much labor involved. Man do they look good though. My C5 Z06 was black and It was a pain to keep clean but it did shine.

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Nice looking. A little jealous, been pondering a 2500 HD Denali 4wd for a while and just can't seem to pull the trigger.

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Very nice!!!!

Thank you.

 

That's a classy lookin' rig! Hope it brings you years of enjoyment!

Thank you, I'm sure it will :)

 

Nice looking. A little jealous, been pondering a 2500 HD Denali 4wd for a while and just can't seem to pull the trigger.

Do it! You will NOT be disappointed. I talked about it for a long time myself, lol.

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Great looking rig ya got there! Great choice of color too. I am certain that truck will keep you smiling for many years ahead. I'm going to pretend that I'm not jealous of you. (just saying) LoL..J/K

 

Welcome to the club!

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Welcome, that's all kinds of nice.

Thank you very much.

 

Great looking rig ya got there! Great choice of color too. I am certain that truck will keep you smiling for many years ahead. I'm going to pretend that I'm not jealous of you. (just saying) LoL..J/K

 

Welcome to the club!

Thank you, it's def. a great 'Club' to be part of.

 

NICE !! Congrats

Thanks :)

 

welcome from Louisiana

Thank you from the East Coast.

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