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trobin1991 Enthusiast

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Figured I would give this a shot and see if anybody can find one....I have been searching everywhere local (within 300 miles) and cannot find the truck I am looking for......

 

2019 AT4, Crew Cab, White color, Standard bed, 6.2 engine, Premium Package/Tech Package (Want the HUD). 

 

Would love to know if a dealer around you has it, cause I can't find one with all the options in the standard bed!!!! 

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I really wanna try to wait for some incentives and see if I can get one for a good price....I am no 100% committed to it...I like the idea of the standard bed, but not 100% sure I like the way it looks......Also, I wanna see it, drive it, and see if it will fit in my garage......by measurements, it SHOULD by 2"......

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I have that exact truck in my driveway. It is a rare beast, and was the only one I could find in the SF Bay Area.

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2 hours ago, trobin1991 said:

I really wanna try to wait for some incentives and see if I can get one for a good price....I am no 100% committed to it...I like the idea of the standard bed, but not 100% sure I like the way it looks......Also, I wanna see it, drive it, and see if it will fit in my garage......by measurements, it SHOULD by 2"......

Whereabouts are you located?

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If you go to gmc's website and live chat with a representative, they can look up everything you want in their search tool and tell you how many are out there and where they are. I've done it on Chevrolet's website a few times and they were able to search across the entire country for a very specific model.

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10 hours ago, trobin1991 said:

Figured I would give this a shot and see if anybody can find one....I have been searching everywhere local (within 300 miles) and cannot find the truck I am looking for......

 

2019 AT4, Crew Cab, White color, Standard bed, 6.2 engine, Premium Package/Tech Package (Want the HUD). 

 

Would love to know if a dealer around you has it, cause I can't find one with all the options in the standard bed!!!! 

I do know for a few with the 5.3.

trobin1991 Enthusiast

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8 hours ago, bgsntth said:

I have that exact truck in my driveway. It is a rare beast, and was the only one I could find in the SF Bay Area.

Could you send/post some pictures?!?!?!? 

trobin1991 Enthusiast

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5 hours ago, loganck97 said:


If you go to gmc's website and live chat with a representative, they can look up everything you want in their search tool and tell you how many are out there and where they are. I've done it on Chevrolet's website a few times and they were able to search across the entire country for a very specific model.

I did that the other day, and they said they would get back to me....have not heard anything yet. May go up to the dealer today and have them do a search.....I just can't decided if the short vs standard bed is gonna be a deal breaker or not. I know ill be happier with the bigger bed, but can't decide if I like the look of it

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1 hour ago, trobin1991 said:

I did that the other day, and they said they would get back to me....have not heard anything yet. May go up to the dealer today and have them do a search.....I just can't decided if the short vs standard bed is gonna be a deal breaker or not. I know ill be happier with the bigger bed, but can't decide if I like the look of it

Hmm that's weird. When I did it they gave me results in a couple minutes as I was still chatting with them. If I were to go back I would get the standard bed. I prefer functionality over looks and the standard is way more functional in my mind. But it depends on what you use it for. If you're buying the AT4 to do a lot of off roading and not so much hauling, the short bed might be better depending on what kind of terrain you plan on covering.

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Big thing drawing me to the AT4 is the higher stance....just think it looks better. Dont really tend to take it off road at all. I have a lifted wrangler on 37s for that, but I will take it deer hunting and stuff like that. 

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12 minutes ago, trobin1991 said:

Big thing drawing me to the AT4 is the higher stance....just think it looks better. Dont really tend to take it off road at all. I have a lifted wrangler on 37s for that, but I will take it deer hunting and stuff like that. 

Standard bed for sure then if you ask me.

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1 hour ago, loganck97 said:

Standard bed for sure then if you ask me.

Hell yes 

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