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Took my mom out on St Johns river couple days ago, drove my 6.2 SLT. She fell in love with my truck.

Says she has been wanting to trade her '09 Silverado, so i started looking for her.

 

Made a deal last night, '17 Denali Ultimate 6.2 $10200 off sticker and 18k for the '09.

 

Now two 6.2 Sierras in the family :)

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Took my mom out on St Johns river couple days ago, drove my 6.2 SLT. She fell in love with my truck.

Says she has been wanting to trade her '09 Silverado, so i started looking for her.

 

Made a deal last night, '17 Denali Ultimate 6.2 $10200 off sticker and 18k for the '09.

 

Now two 6.2 Sierras in the family :)

So, do you think she will let you drive hers. Sounds like it will be a very nice truck.
powerhaulic Enthusiast

powerhaulic

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So, do you think she will let you drive hers. Sounds like it will be a very nice truck.

Well ya

 

Love the Denali dash!

Debra in Cali Enthusiast

Debra in Cali

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Love the mother son truck bond. My son has a 2012 2500 while mine is a 2016 2500. And my husband has a 1966 C-20. So Chevy runs deep in our family.

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powerhaulic

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Love the mother son truck bond. My son has a 2012 2500 while mine is a 2016 2500. And my husband has a 1966 C-20. So Chevy runs deep in our family.

check my signature Debra, GM runs deep here as well

Lgetz Senior Enthusiast

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there are more around this year than I have seen before.

This is very true. When I was looking for my 14 AT there were about 8 or 9 in the entire state of Texas with a 6.2. Now there are four within 50 miles with a 6.2.

powerhaulic Enthusiast

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Still getting $18k trade-in? wow. Must not have any miles on it.

58k nice and clean

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