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Hello from N. Mississippi

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By Genova
October 17, 2015 in New Member Introductions

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Genova

Posted October 17, 2015

Posted October 17, 2015

Hello everyone,

I just wanted to introduce myself to the group. I am new to forums in general and to GMC. I bought a 2015 Sierra 1500 Crew cab 4X4 with the tow package in Light Steel Grey, so far I love it.

I am hoping to get many good years from her. If anyone has any advice for a newbie I would sure appreciate it.

Thanks all!

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Tattooo

Posted October 17, 2015

Posted October 17, 2015

Welcome to the forum !

Post some pics

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dbcooper748

Posted October 17, 2015

Posted October 17, 2015

Welcome! Love the color btw

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07Softail

Posted October 17, 2015

Posted October 17, 2015

Welcome! Where up N. Ms are you? I'm in Clinton.

RT

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99silveradoz71

Posted October 17, 2015

Posted October 17, 2015

Howdy.

Truckin 55

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Truckin 55

Posted October 18, 2015

Posted October 18, 2015

Hey Neighbor Nice Truck!, my advise is never take it through a Auto Wash . One night you will notice the fine little brush marks shown by the street light, yes I confess and now have another project to do.

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half cab

Posted October 18, 2015

Posted October 18, 2015

Howdy im in north Mississippi as well. Welcome .

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txab

Posted October 18, 2015

Posted October 18, 2015

Welcome

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Genova

Posted October 19, 2015

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Posted October 19, 2015

Welcome! Where up N. Ms are you? I'm in Clinton.

RT

I just moved to Marshall county from Olive Branch.

Thanks everyone for the warm welcome!

Thanks everyone for the warm welcome!

David Contrino

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David Contrino

Posted October 25, 2015

Posted October 25, 2015

Welcome Geno

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