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A couple years back I started a brownstone metallic thread. I've since traded the 14 in for an autumn bronze 16. I'll post pics soon, but would like to see some other autumn bronze beauties.

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I ordered a '16 1500 Silverado CC 2WD on Feb 11th. I was going between Autumn Bronze Metallic and Deep Ocean Blue Metallic. I couldn't find any dealers around me

(I live in Phoenix, and their isn't a shortage of Chevy dealers) and no one had any ABM. So I went with DOBM. After I ordered I finally found a dealer 50 miles away with a 1/2 Cab LT after my order had been in for a couple of weeks. I made a big detour one day to check it out. I liked it. But I was happy with my decision.

 

In my search for an ABM I had a clueless sales guy show me a Tahoe in Brownstone. Very nice. But I pointed out that it wasn't ABM he said are you sure. I looked and the window sticker and showed him.

Know your product. You might be a little more successful.

 

Congrats on your new truck. Can't wait to see the pics.

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I'll post a pic of mine. It's a 2016 Silverado 1500 ABM and I like th color a lot. It isn't very common color, which i like.

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I'll post a pic of mine. It's a 2016 Silverado 1500 ABM and I like th color a lot. It isn't very common color, which i like.

 

Definitely isn't common!

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Definitely isn't common!

i just feel like I should have got a Z71 crew cab instead of the quad cab.then again, i won't be riding in the back, so i dont have to worry about room back there, lol. And I do like the extra bed space. The z71 would have more ground clearance, right?
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Thanks for the pics fed. Definitely an uncommon but classy color.

Trooper.. I couldn't find any reference for the color. I took a chance and ordered it. Luckily, I liked it in person.

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FTW666: I'm surprised more people dont have this color, can you post some pics of your ABM truck? What trim do you have?

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Hi fed. I tried to post some but they were to large. They're all on my phone so once I shrink em down I'll post em. It's a high country trim.

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Awesome truck, FTW! 2wd and lowered? And that color really does that trim justice!

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I just picked up my ABM truck on Friday.

 

It was the only one they had on the lot. It's beautiful! The color changes based on lighting, a brownish color, other times an amber, still others a reddish or even plum. (and at night, black/grey.)

 

I'm really going to like this color!

 

It came with the tan interior. After seeing 95%+ of these trucks with black.. its a refreshing break from the norm. I'l have pics as soon as I can get to my camera.

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The ABM/Mahogany looks much better in person than photos. Think the avg person needs to see the color out in the sun to really appreciate it.

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