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I saw these advertised when I first purchased the truck in October now I can’t seem to find them anywhere available for purchase

Anyone know what happened

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have you check with your dealership ??? also check out www.cheapestgmparts.com . & www. gmpartscenter.net . they both list them

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Many months ago I pointed out to the GM folks the design completely hid all of the tie downs in the bed ....

 

They were removed a few weeks later ...

 

While I doubt I really had any affect, I'll take credit.  :thumbs:

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have you check with your dealership ??? also check out www.cheapestgmparts.com . & www. gmpartscenter.net . they both list them

Thanks I should have been more specific I’m looking for the multi pro tailgate part number 84542684


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Looks like the driver side storage box may interfere with the grab handle for multi pro

I really like the styling and location of these boxes probably make the switch in the spring from traditional toolbox

Can’t find the multi pro style online anywhere

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are the boxes pictured in the thread immediately above this one the GM boxes which you're unable to source?  I like them but unsure if they're a GM or aftermarket box?

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They are gm accessories
The ones pictured are for a non-multi pro tailgate


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20 minutes ago, steve841 said:

They're just a swing case. Made by UnderCover. Just put one in my truck yesterday actually. 

https://www.undercoverinfo.com/p-37122-undercover-swingcase.html

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Oh sweet ..

 

How does it mount?  Their video wasnt very explicit on the mounting.

 

Also, does it stay put when driving?  Dont see any mechanism to hold it in place from the video.

 

FORGET IT ..just read the install guide.  I'm not drilling my bed.

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Still no news on the GM side mounted bed storage?  Seems odd since they were a big hit at the truck reveal.

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