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Just wondering if anybody in Michigan ordered there center console from gmpartsonline.net and how long it took to get your parts delivered. 

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Just wondering if anybody in Michigan ordered there center console from gmpartsonline.net and how long it took to get your parts delivered. 
I ordered mine from GMPARTSNOW.COM and received it in just a few days. I live in Tennessee. Johnny01:

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Ok thanks. My parts are on order but they said it should be in today and out for delivery I was just curious about the length of time to get from Texas to Michigan. Hopefully it will make it by this weekend


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1 hour ago, Mitchell95 said:

I have a 2017 Silverado custom and wanna do the center console how do I go about ordering it I’d prefer black and silver trim

Go onto either gmpartsnow.com or gmpartsonline.net or one of the stores like that and I believe this is the parts list you want and you will need to order two cables 

19303285 and 19119050 then you will need to pm pgamboa inorder to get the wire harness he makes. 

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placed my order Thursday from GMpartsnow

A sales rep made this parts list for me..supposed to be a 2018 cocoa dune console with silver trim

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How’d you get the discount or promo code? also does the console include the lid with wireless charging or does that have to be purchased seperalty?

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8 minutes ago, Mitchell95 said:

How’d you get the discount or promo code?

Yea I got the 10% off. New total was 668 shipped 

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7 minutes ago, Rfg14silverado said:

Yea I got the 10% off. New total was 668 shipped 

How’d you get that if you don’t mind me asking just trying to save some money and order the right stuff 

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8 minutes ago, Rfg14silverado said:

Yea I got the 10% off. New total was 668 shipped. I got an email with a discount code “quote10” . And I spoke with a sales rep on the phone,told him I was doing a swap from a jumpseat to console and asked if it came with the lid or armrest he assured me that it did and he’s been sending 2-3 consoles out a week for people doing swaps 

 

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