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I found a couple things I have left over from this truck and my previous trucks I figured id list and see if anyone has any interest in

 

 

2007-2013 Silverado/Sierra Drivers side mirror (all power, no signal) $40 OBO

 

2014+ GMC Sierra COLOR MATCHED rear mud flaps (Summit white) $45 OBO

 

2014+ SIlverado/Sierra COLOR MATCHED summit white mirrors (all power, NO SIGNAL) $150 OBO **I know i have these listed in another thread but i figured id throw them in this list just incase**

 

2014+ Silverado/Sierra black dash ashtray (removed when I installed full center console) pretty much BRAND NEW $25 OBO

 

2007-2013 Silverado/Sierra BLACK full console cup holder (the square one that pops in/out of the console) $25 OBO

 

2007-2013 Silverado/Sierra XM Radio module removed from truck when I did a stereo upgrade $40 OBO

 

2007-2013 Silverado/Sierra BOSE AMP came with full console when i purchased it off ebay, I removed it from console as I did not have BOSE in my truck therefore it is BRAND NEW $80 OBO

 

2007-2013 Silverado/Sierra black steering wheel audio controls in like new condition $20 OBO

 

2014+ GMC Sierra ALL TERRAIN dark silver lower bumper valance (the part that goes around the tow hooks on the bottom of the bumper) in like new condition $80 OBO

 

2007-2013 Silverado/Sierra COLOR MATCHED summit white tow mirror clip over covers $15 OBO

 

2014+ silverado/sierra rear bumper plastic in perfect condition, replaced with color matched one. It DOES have center hole cut out in order to use bumper hitch. But it has cap that pops in to cover hole. $50 OBO

 

2007-2013 Silverado/Sierra PASSENGER window regulator/motor BRAND NEW FROM GM still in box purchased due to mis-diagnosis was not needed. $75 OBO

 

2007-2013 Silverado/Sierra FULL CONSOLE tan leather console lid BRAND NEW (was going to replace the torn one on my last truck but traded in truck before i did. $30 OBO

 

2014+ SIlverado/Sierra Rear bumper step inserts (complete in perfect condition) $40 for the pair OBO

 

2014+ Silverado/Sierra rear bumper complete bracket setup in perfect condition $30 OBO

 

ALL PRICES ARE NEGOTIABLE, ILL MAKE EVEN BETTER DEALS ON PACKAGE DEALS. I JUST WANT EVERYTHING GONE!

 

 

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Does the steering wheel have the cruise control as well as audio?

 

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It's only the audio controls for sale not the whole steering wheel sorry

You can add them on to your existing steering wheel

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What pieces did you want pictures of?

2014+ silverado/sierra rear bumper plastic in perfect condition,

2014+ GMC Sierra ALL TERRAIN dark silver lower bumper valance

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