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bravada2002 Enthusiast

bravada2002

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Just regurgitating what I've read elsewhere.

 

Here's what GM will offer in the 2004 Model Year:

 

 

2004 Envoy (reg length and XL)

Deletions

 

 

 

 Oak interior

 Exterior color: (11U) Pewter and (58U) Sandalwood

 

 

New Features

 

 

 

 New Packaging

 New exterior color: (15U) Sand Beige Metallic and (67U) Liquid Silver Metallic

 (UM8) Navigation radio system

 (U2K) XM Satellite radio

 (UB0) Sound System (New RPO)

 (UB1) Sound System (New RPO)

 (JF4) Electric adjustable pedals

 (N75) Sport aluminum wheel

 Light Tan interior

 Modified steering wheel for SLT

 

 

2004 Trailblazer (regular length only)

 

 

Deletions

 

 

 

 LTZ model

 Custom Cloth

 Light Oak and Medium Oak interiors

 Exterior color: (11U) Pewter and (58U) Sandalwood

 (QC4) Wheels, 4 - 16" x 7" (40 cm x 17.8 cm) aluminum

 

 

New Features

 

 

 

 New Packaging

 (JF4) Pedals, power adjustable

 New exterior colors (44U) Medium Red Metallic

 New exterior colors (15U) Sandstone Metallic

 New exterior colors (67U) Silverstone Metallic

 (UM8) Sound system, ETR AM/FM stereo with CD player, Integrated Navigation Radio (INR), includes seek-and-scan, auto-tone control, Radio Data System (RDS) and full-feature Autonomous Navigation

 (U2K) Sound system feature, XM Satellite Radio is 100 channels of digital quality sound that goes wherever you go - coast to coast. Displays song title, artist, and entertainment genre. Subscription fees apply. Available only in the 48 contiguous states.

 Light Cashmere Cloth reclining bucket seats

 Light Cashmere Premium Two-tone leather seating surfaces

 (N74) 17" Wheels (The North Face Edition)

 (N75) 17" Wheels (Optional on LT)

 Last door locking feature: system operates when last door is closed

 

 

 

2004 Trailblazer (EXT)

 

 

Deletions

 

 

 

 Light Oak and Medium Oak interiors

 Exterior color: (11U) Pewter and (58U) Sandalwood

 

 

New Features

 

 

 

 New Packaging

 New exterior colors (15U) Sandstone Metallic

 New exterior colors (44U) Medium Red Metallic

 New exterior colors (67U) Silverstone Metallic

 (JF4) Pedals, power adjustable

 (UM8) Sound system, ETR AM/FM stereo with CD player, Integrated Navigation Radio (INR), includes seek-and-scan, auto-tone control, Radio Data System (RDS) and full-feature Autonomous Navigation

 (U2K) Sound system feature, XM Satellite Radio is 100 channels of digital quality sound that goes wherever you go - coast to coast. Displays song title, artist and entertainment genre. Subscription fees apply. Available only in the 48 contiguous U.S.

 Light Cashmere Cloth reclining bucket seats

 Light Cashmere Premium Two-tone leather seating surfaces

 (N74) 17" wheels (The North Face Edition)

 (N75) 17" wheels (TrailBlazer EXT)

 Last door locking feature: system operates when last door is closed

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ultimate_ed New Member

ultimate_ed

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That's too bad about the LTZ model going away.  We've started looking around and really liked the look of the LTZ, particularly with the two-tone paint schemes it offered.  Plus, it looks to be a few hundred cheaper than a similarly equipped Envoy.  I like the Envoy's interior, but I don't think GMC did as good a job on the nose.
mcali17 Enthusiast

mcali17

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Everyone has their own opinion. I think out of the Envoy, Bravada, Trailblazer, Rainer and Izusu, the Envoy has the best nose by far.
mglyder New Member

mglyder

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What are the N75 wheels for the 2004 trailblazer?  Are they the wheels that are currently offered on the envoy.  The N74 wheels are the ones that are currently on the trailblazer ltz's and ext's correct?  Thanks.
bravada2002 Enthusiast

bravada2002

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The wheels for the 2004 Trailblazer look like this.

 

4chtb-n74wheel_4c.jpg

N74

 

Wheels, 4 - 17" x 7" (43.2 cm x 17.8 cm) sport aluminum, includes center caps and steel spare

 

 

 

4chtb_n75wheel.jpg  

N75

 

Wheels, 4 - 17" x 7" (43.2 cm x 17.8 cm) bright aluminum, includes center caps and steel spare

 

 

 

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QC3

 

Wheels, 4 - 16" x 7" (40.6 cm x 17.8 cm) sport aluminum, includes center caps and steel spare

mglyder New Member

mglyder

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Thanks for the info.  I currently have a 2002 Trailblazer EXT and I am thinking about also buying a 2004 Trailblazer LT.  I really like the current LTZ and EXT wheels but I guess they won't be offered next year.  Thanks.
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MUVEIT Enthusiast

MUVEIT

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I noticed yesterday a Trailblazer on the road that had what appeared to be turn signals mounted on front sides of the luggage rack. I didn't see them flash, so maybe they were just reflectors. Anyone else seen this?

 

Dave

mcali17 Enthusiast

mcali17

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Those are a special option you get with the North Face Edition. Although, I am not sure what their function is.

 

See www.chevy.com for details. :thumbs:

Truckman031 Senior Enthusiast

Truckman031

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That sucks the LTZ model is going away,pretty pricey for the type of SUV. I liked the paint combos the best. I saw a black/silver one :chevy: . Come to think of it, I haven't seen many LTZs for the amount of Trailblazers I see.

HillHound Senior Enthusiast

HillHound

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Those are a special option you get with the North Face Edition. Although, I am not sure what their function is.

They're just roof marker/clearance lights like you can get on alot of HD pickups.

mcali17 Enthusiast

mcali17

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Clearance Lights, got it. :D Never understood what those were for on any truck. Not like you can see them from the driver seat and say,"Man, I am never going to fit under that garage. Good thing I have those lights." :thumbs:

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