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My truck came with the GM under seat storage on my crew cab. But I'm interested in maybe purchasing one that might have a little more room for storage. Does either the DuHa or other brands offer more cubic space of storage? Or are they all the same?

 

 

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Another difference between the Sierra and Silverado - I didn't get any Silverado underwear.

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Another difference between the Sierra and Silverado - I didn't get any Silverado underwear.

 

Dammit, I bet the 2017 Sierra will get a sock drawer too.

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Does it have a divider for boxers and briefs lol

 

 

Ryan

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I wonder how much underwear a person has, that it would require a truck to haul it around? :dunno:

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Well this took off quick lmao!! I meant to say underseat storage but didn't proof read what my phone corrected too

 

 

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Well this took off quick lmao!! I meant to say underseat storage but didn't proof read what my phone corrected too

 

 

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I have a tendency to proof read after posting so I have to edit after I say a couple cuss words lol.

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Well this took off quick lmao!! I meant to say underseat storage but didn't proof read what my phone corrected too

 

 

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I hate autocorrect

 

I was chatting with my brother about the Cubs a few wks ago and typed ZOBRIST (Ben) well it spelled checked to sobriety. We now refer to 2nd baseman Ben ZOBRIST as sobriety

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