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Upgraded my 2017 GMC Sierra SLT with a Denali grill, sunroof and a rear sliding window

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Finally got my GMC 2017 back. I had my bumper re-painted, I had a signature sunroof 925 series, a GMC Sierra SLT Denali style Z Chrome Grille, POWR-Slider C.R. Laurence Co rear window and JL Audio 8 inch all in one sub and amp woofer added. The window was 585.23 plus 87 95 to ship 150.00 to instal..... Not bad if you ask me.. It would have been over a grand if I would have let a shop order and install it.  The IMG_1132.HEIC Grill  https://egclassics.com/products/details/gmc-sierra-slt-denali-style-z-chrome-grille/1130?fbclid=IwAR2weh6rKmJxtSWH55XY_K2A6-wn6zVU48oEhnEcvl4HHfrMPv9TZBM4a30 The Rear Window https://www.rvautoparts.com/EPC814S-CR-Laurence-Rear-Window-Electric-Sliding_p_306895.html?gclid=Cj0KCQjw_absBRD1ARIsAO4_D3tU0se3mzaQa-zPgnHOR91bKAzAveFzzJb3YPEziKWDd3D4I41aB6gaAtOaEALw_wcB&fbclid=IwAR2YeRGWmCUA6wOZFKeUhK18z0f76eqrk31WTnydCtqht0r_PIqjDWlers4 

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This is the rear back window
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On 9/27/2019 at 4:01 AM, Saafir said:

This is the Signature 925 series sunroof

should help better

What kind of warranty did they give you with that sunroof?  I thought most people in memphis used Dons Upholstery for sunroofs?

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3 years 36.000 thousand miles and the first 3 years free service. I went to Cars, trucks and etc

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2 hours ago, J_Mas6.2 said:

What kind of warranty did they give you with that sunroof?  I thought most people in memphis used Dons Upholstery for sunroofs?

3 years 36.000 thousand miles and the first 3 years free service. I went to Cars, trucks and etc

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WOW! I really like that Red paint! I am going to need do some research on the power sun roof. My 2018 came without one.

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