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58 minutes ago, jlong1984 said:

Crew Shorts are a 147.4" wheelbase, Crew Standards are 156.9". Then the Double and Regular Cabs are completely different as well. 

Double cab standard box and regular cab long box should be the same 147.4" wheelbase as the crew cab short box, or close enough to use the same frame. And regular cab standard box and double cab long box are no longer sold by GM in North America.

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Finally arrived! Pacific Blue Sierra

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Here is our new 2019 Silverado RST.  For details on all the modifications, here is a link to my build thread:    

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Picked up my special ordered 2019 Trail Boss about 2 weeks ago.  Loving it so far.  Lots of mods already.

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4 hours ago, jlong1984 said:

Crew Shorts are a 147.4" wheelbase, Crew Standards are 156.9". Then the Double and Regular Cabs are completely different as well. 

Didn’t know about the crew standard.

3 hours ago, Robotaz said:

Must be the photo. Looks like the big cab and the big bed.

Yeah could be the photo it’s a crew short bed.

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Picked up this one about 3 weeks ago, just got back from ceramic coating, now waiting for the rain to stop to install Rotofab intake. 

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Unknown_eyes Enthusiast

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Got this 2020 Sierra SLE double cab 5.3 4x4 last Wednesday. Added takeoff RST 20" wheels with Bridgestone tires Thursday. In for tint and Linex today.

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Bought this 1 week ago. Went in to test drive with all of the deals going on. I told the dealer I didn't want a white one, it had to be black. They had a carbon black AT4 in transit but didn't know when it would actually arrive at the dealer. Long story short, after my test drive of the white AT4 they had on the lot, I was getting ready to leave when the semi pulled in with this little lady on it. Bought the truck with 4 miles on the dash. 

 

Every option except the carbon pro package. 2020 AT4 6.2 Carbon Black Metallic.

 

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Have to post another picture to show the visitor that showed up at my house last night... Not mine, but I did get to take it for a 10 mile rip. All I can say is it fits like a glove and handles like its on rails.

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smrr1 Senior Enthusiast

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40 minutes ago, nobaddays said:

Have to post another picture to show the visitor that showed up at my house last night... Not mine, but I did get to take it for a 10 mile rip. All I can say is it fits like a glove and handles like its on rails.

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Nice. And you already de badged your tailgate. Been saying I would do mine for almost a year now. Your carbon black looks almost identical to my smokey quartz metallic in those lighting conditions, both posts. 

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24 minutes ago, smrr1 said:

Nice. And you already de badged your tailgate. Been saying I would do mine for almost a year now. Your carbon black looks almost identical to my smokey quartz metallic in those lighting conditions, both posts. 

I did it right away. My truck had a build date of 03/20, so everything came off really easily. I didn't even have to use the 3M magic eraser like I did on my 18. I am working on blacking out an AT4 badge now to put back on the tailgate. Also need to have the exhaust "caps"/beauty covers powder coated.

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Ordered my 2020 LTZ 5.3 in January. Got her last month. Best riding truck I've ever driven. Love this color. My 3rd silver Silverado. 5th bowtie truck I've owned. 

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JimCost2014 Senior Enthusiast

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21 hours ago, Porterhouse said:

19 left over RST with TB lift.bc95d82bbe1f2fb1ea65af67f92460a3.jpg

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That is a good looking truck Uncle Rico, how much did they give you for the van on trade?

 

How much "Tupperware" can you fit under the tonneau cover? 

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