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frenchsquared
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I will not spend anything on a 4 door. I had no issues dropping $44,000 for my RCSB Sierra with the options I required. I would have dropped $55,000 if they would have made me a RCSB Denali. Heck, I w

smrr1
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I’m with you on the loaded rcsb. I have owned a number of them over the years. If gmc would build a rcsb at4 6.2 i think i would have no choice but to own one. 

Sierra Dan
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I currently own a GMC, but the 2019 GMC would not be in my Garage!  Silverado looks so much better in the front, and tail lights. These GMC tail lights remind me of the 2005-2012 Colorado/Can

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I doubt as there has been some RCSB Trail Boss mules running some sand dunes.

 

I can confirm that the 6ft6in box is body tagged 03-43-53 so 03 = regular cab, 43 = crew cab 53 = double cab.

 

Regular cab is last to launch too, I assume due to the fact that Ft.Wayne is handling crew cab and double cab launch production.  Once Silao starts spitting out crew cab T1 trucks (they are still doing 2018 crew cab), the regular cab will ramp up at Ft.Wayne. 

 

Given how K2 was, I'd expect WT and LT for sure, and we might get Custom, Custom TB, RST and LT TB.    

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4 hours ago, newdude said:

I doubt as there has been some RCSB Trail Boss mules running some sand dunes.

 

I can confirm that the 6ft6in box is body tagged 03-43-53 so 03 = regular cab, 43 = crew cab 53 = double cab.

 

Regular cab is last to launch too, I assume due to the fact that Ft.Wayne is handling crew cab and double cab launch production.  Once Silao starts spitting out crew cab T1 trucks (they are still doing 2018 crew cab), the regular cab will ramp up at Ft.Wayne. 

 

Given how K2 was, I'd expect WT and LT for sure, and we might get Custom, Custom TB, RST and LT TB.    

God I hope you are right! Thanks

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Well GM Canada just messaged me back saying that reg cabs will be with 8ft boxes only. They have been wrong before in there messages to me. I hope they are wrong again!

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24 minutes ago, Likarok said:

On page one of your attached guild I see code 107 with a 6'6" option under the reg cab column. Am I reading it right?

Yeppers. 

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I can't wait to see the double cabs!  Anyone know when they are hitting the lots?  I've only seen those photos of the blue model from the car shows.

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Sierra Elevation Edition Double Cab:
 
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I swear that looks like a freaking Tundra!


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I currently own a GMC, but the 2019 GMC would not be in my Garage! :sick:

Silverado looks so much better in the front, and tail lights.

These GMC tail lights remind me of the 2005-2012 Colorado/Canyon style.

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