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mine is on its way to my house....LT 2500HD 

 

after 33 years of driving trucks this will be my first HD....wish I could have saved bit more on price but whateves, I didn't want to wait as inventory is starting to dry up around here already....

 

take a pic in morning

Posted
1 hour ago, ChuckTaylor said:

I'd take a DCLB, Duramax AT4, bench front, carpet delete in a heartbeat.

that would be a tough find...

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They dropped her off about 1hr ago....another pic in morning

 

First 2500 in 30 plus yrs of driving trucks 

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Posted
9 hours ago, ChuckTaylor said:

I'd take a DCLB, Duramax AT4, bench front, carpet delete in a heartbeat.

Similar to Denali, AT4 is crew cab only.  AT4 is only available with single rear wheel.

 

#iworkforGM 

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Posted
6 hours ago, Dunn said:

They dropped her off about 1hr ago....another pic in morning

 

First 2500 in 30 plus yrs of driving trucks 

20200430_220600.jpg

You are going to love it!  Congrats. 

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thanks....yeah quite a bit different than 1500, I need steps pretty quickly

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here she is, 2020 Dbl Cab, SLT, gas, quicksilver metallic, X31, other options/etc..


Ordered:1/30/20

TPW: 3/9/20(build sheet says Thursday 3/12/09)

Delivered: 4/29/20


Took 13 weeks, but I’m happy she made it off the line before the shutdown, maybe one of the last ones?!

 

 

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55 minutes ago, kag01510 said:

here she is, 2020 Dbl Cab, SLT, gas, quicksilver metallic, X31, other options/etc..


Ordered:1/30/20

TPW: 3/9/20(build sheet says Thursday 3/12/09)

Delivered: 4/29/20


Took 13 weeks, but I’m happy she made it off the line before the shutdown, maybe one of the last ones?!

 

 

DFF3B7F7-EFDF-4D26-A41E-2C6975297782.jpeg

beautiful!....congrats

 

dbl cabs around me are extremely difficult to get, I don't think there was one and only couple of silverados…..it was my first choice but just didn't work out....I am not too picky so, 

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Posted
1 hour ago, kag01510 said:

here she is, 2020 Dbl Cab, SLT, gas, quicksilver metallic, X31, other options/etc..


Ordered:1/30/20

TPW: 3/9/20(build sheet says Thursday 3/12/09)

Delivered: 4/29/20


Took 13 weeks, but I’m happy she made it off the line before the shutdown, maybe one of the last ones?!

 

 

DFF3B7F7-EFDF-4D26-A41E-2C6975297782.jpeg

Very classy! A Cowboy's Cadillac. Congrats.

Posted
20 hours ago, Dunn said:

They dropped her off about 1hr ago....another pic in morning

 

First 2500 in 30 plus yrs of driving trucks 

20200430_220600.jpg

Congrats man! I know you’ve been looking for awhile trying to get a good deal as have I! Love the white! Hopefully soon enough I will be in a new HD as well 

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yeah thanks man its been long journey....hopefully it will all work out for you!....

 

I have had white for 20 plus yrs and had option of blue, gray this time around...….but I actually really love white trucks for whatever reason....

 

 

 

 

 

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I am jealous.... I have an 8 year dmax.... ppe covers all around tranny and oil pan... pto covers but I want the new truck... been saving for 5 years when I paid this off..03170a964bbbc7219e6c6baff8cee908.jpg80eaf1659a9d43dee5d004c6f448ef39.jpg64faa091891170ddb922b3ed0e3086f7.jpg5b21a04630988846cd4234abed4cc781.jpga6174a0239f7963b89c41c279945f5f2.jpga3d99523352cad141d4cf070668efeff.jpg44a7c997fcce35a97f21461c670253c0.jpg212e6239f8c5f22bf83bf2b99e478890.jpg1a052964690e439d0ce1954583245f96.jpg

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