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3 minutes ago, contenderv07 said:

^^^^^^^^^^ that color is growing on me. Looks great

Thanks!  I wanted something different. I love it.  Looks almost black out of the sunlight.

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I guess I need to see it up close. From the pics of building one, it seems like its a little more "sandy" or not as brown as yours, but they both look good

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Oh, that is the Brownstone Metallic.  I have the Deep Mahogany Metallic.  Pretty rare, I think. I've only seen one in person: mine!

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1 minute ago, Kchampagne said:

Oh, that is the Brownstone Metallic.  I have the Deep Mahogany Metallic.  Pretty rare, I think. I've only seen one in person: mine!

ahhhhhh ok gotcha. That made my decision harder LOL

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IMO the Standard bed CC looks the best because its perfectly proportion. Big CAB but decent size bed. No offense to the short bed guys ( i have one myself after 2 standard  beds CC)  cause everyone has their own needs/wants but the Short bed looks too small with the big CAB upfront.  

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Very practical too. My old truck I had to keep the tailgate down to haul the mower this one it fit perfectly

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Ryan B.

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Very happy with the length. I had a 15 dbl cab std bed and it was great, but the improvements with the sides added a lot more room. The crew cab is nice for the kids and plenty of room for tools, guns, or whatever I throw back there lol

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I would have got a CC as my last one was....they were so hard to find and really I don't have to have one but more room is never a bad idea....if it was an absolute I would have....but will say my dbl cab is bit easier to maneuver and park, in my area streets are tight and so is parking....sure all beach communities are anywhere though....if they had a CC though I would have took it

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I think a standard bed, tool box and a 4 inch lift, and 35's (don't know if those would fit, just guessing) would make these amazing looking trucks

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On 4/10/2020 at 8:57 AM, Mike_F said:

Only pic I have currently.

Ordered 2/1 and picked it up 1st wk March just before the shutdown.

LTZ, crew, standard bed ,6.2, tow mirrors, max tow and full length running boards 

Had to order the truck because the above setup is darn near a Unicorn.

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I am looking for the exact duplicate truck! Any tips or tricks to ordering? And how does ordering affect the final purchase price? Since you ordered it, is still room to negotiate price?

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I had a GM family number when I ordered so the price was fixed.

Another 6G off on consumer cash at the time in March.

I used the Chevy build site to build the truck I wanted and search various  dealers.

Went to a few local dealers and let them search and same results.

Both said the truck I wanted was a unicorn and I would have to order it.

Be aware that at the time of order that any current  incentives may not be available at time of delivery.

They only use the current incentives at time of delivery.

 

Good Luck

 

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I bought an AT4 with a std bed last week. I was lucky to find one only a few hours away. 

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