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67447F2F-0841-4F04-9BDE-885240772E69.thumb.jpeg.fa9c54b22e45eaf27e38511cdb37c6e7.jpegJust picked up my 2020 Denali Ultimate Diesel with standard bed this week. Was on a QC hold for almost 2 months at the plant while it was closed... and I still managed to get a CEL with 24 miles on it due to a kinked aux cooler line from the factory. Oh well, here she is!

 

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4 hours ago, fighting irish said:

67447F2F-0841-4F04-9BDE-885240772E69.thumb.jpeg.fa9c54b22e45eaf27e38511cdb37c6e7.jpegJust picked up my 2020 Denali Ultimate Diesel with standard bed this week. Was on a QC hold for almost 2 months at the plant while it was closed... and I still managed to get a CEL with 24 miles on it due to a kinked aux cooler line from the factory. Oh well, here she is!

Congrats and love the Standard bed look 

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Finally after months of looking....new wheels and tires.  

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18 hours ago, Parb said:

Finally after months of looking....new wheels and tires.  

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Nitto Ridge Grappler 295/55r20 on America Racing AR933 20x9 +18.

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I traded in my 2009 Silverado 1500 this past Friday for a new to me 2019 Silverado LTZ 4x4 with the 6.2, with 19k miles. I'd been looking for a while, and comparison shopped till I was blue in the face. I was sad to see my '09 go. It was a great truck that I bought new during GM's bailout and served me well, but it was time.

So, here it is...I was ideally after the 5.3 simply because I didn't really "need" the 6.2, but no complaints here I assure you. f3954064ec774cdddd5462662291a2fb.jpg

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I picked up my 2020 LTZ in Boise yesterday and had a great afternoon driving it 300 miles home.  

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3 hours ago, wondergeekak said:

Just picked this up on Friday. Moved from the GMC Canyon. Got the Duramax in this one.

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Great color! I like those steps and the fact it has the painted flares.

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First Post. 
 

Just bought this Sunday.  2019 Silverado RST. 9 miles! (5.3L, 2WD). 
 

 

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I've had mine for a month but just recently joined the forum. Leftover 2019 Silverado High Country with 6.2L and standard sized bed. I also traded in the stock 22s for OE black and chrome wheels. I also have put on a tonneau cover and AVS Aeroskin. I just debadged the high country on the fender and tailgate, along with the Silverado letters. Debating on keeping the 6.2L on the hood. 

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Just did that yesterday! Took off everything except the 6.2L on the hood. First time debadging. Really like the look of it. 

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Got the leveling kit on finally. Glad to be bigger than the Rams!!!15e7555c0dbacfe2f92e9f8ff388433e.jpg37ee2455511ef486d0ae29e0511b4092.jpg

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