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Zak Snell

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Wildlouie Enthusiast

Wildlouie

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35 minutes ago, Darthmalo said:

Hello.  I have the dash trim pieces for sale.  The compartment with the electrical plugs and the plastic trim pieces for under the dash.  Also i have the GM Premium Interlocking All weather floor liner (front row). 

How much  u local 

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rbrjr1
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Ebay has the seats for around $200-$250 if I remember correctly, I've even found them on FB Marketplace locally..   I wonder if you can upgrade to a 2019 front jump seat that has the shoulde

pgamboa
pgamboa

Bose Amp is mounted on the back wall of the truck (behind the passenger seat).   You might have a console sub. If you do, you’ll end up with a “hole” in the carpet. This cutout will be exposed if y

Zak Snell
Zak Snell

As luck would have it I may be in Michigan in a week or 2, and possibly at various times in the next few months, for work. Pretty close to Detroit I think.  I could talk them into letting me drive out

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Darthmalo

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2 hours ago, Wildlouie said:

How much  u local 

 

I can do $120.00 for the front floor liners, Dash Compartment and the plastic pieces under the dash (by de accelerator pedal).   $120.00 plus shipping for all 3 items or you can pick up. Located in Rockford, IL.  Let me know if you are interested.  I can cancel the eBay listings.

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/2014-2018-Silverado-Sierra-Dash-Compartment-Pre-owned-Part-Number-23177892/184546937473?hash=item2af7daca81:g:HfgAAOSwk-pfucNq

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/2014-2018-Silverado-Used-Premium-All-Weather-Floor-Liner-In-Jet-Black-84357859/184558629765?hash=item2af88d3385:g:K0cAAOSwyPhfw7wo

bayouguy71 Enthusiast

bayouguy71

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14 hours ago, Wildlouie said:

Hi saw this website about swapping I have a 2015/16 2500 z71 LT black center console I’m looking to swap to jump seat perfer cloth black 

located in Illinois 

As soon as I get my harness I will have a cloth jumpseat with locking lower storage from an '18 available

I have all the plastics to go wtih, but it sounds like you may have those lined up.

If this had been sooner I would have just swapped the whole thing with you but I already have a center console sitting in the garage ?

 

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Wildlouie Enthusiast

Wildlouie

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27 minutes ago, bayouguy71 said:

As soon as I get my harness I will have a cloth jumpseat with locking lower storage from an '18 available

I have all the plastics to go wtih, but it sounds like you may have those lined up.

If this had been sooner I would have just swapped the whole thing with you but I already have a center console sitting in the garage ?

 

Dam well I just got an other person but thanks 

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yukon-xl Enthusiast

yukon-xl

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On 5/5/2020 at 8:20 PM, pgamboa said:


My pleasure! Working to get orders built/shipped as fast as possible. Thanks for business, support and patience!


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Hi Pgamboa, have you done a similar swap on 2016 Yukon XL SLT (or Suburban LT) ? 

Please message me if you can share some input. Thank you!

bwlaqua Enthusiast

bwlaqua

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Im trying to add a rear ac in my ‘15 ltz 3500 with the center console. Is the center console hollow enough to fit a noggle tube to the rear. Pics of the bottom of the center console would be helpful before i start tearing into mine.


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ChevyBlayke New Member

ChevyBlayke

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On 3/2/2020 at 8:30 PM, MingMing said:

I have a 2017 leather seat looking to swap for center console in Southern California 

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Is this still available I’m in SoCal too and wanted to trade my console for the black leather seat?

JCCOOK New Member

JCCOOK

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Have a 2015 GMC sierra 2500hd with jump seat and locking vault in black leather. Looking to trade a center console in black, located in Northern Ca.  

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Smittybuilt New Member

Smittybuilt

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On 3/2/2020 at 7:31 AM, GDGARVIN said:

Are you still looking to swap? I have a 2017 LTZ with Jump Seat, cocoa / dune in Wyoming

I have a 2018 LTZ cocoa dune with the center console. I want to swap to the jump seat in the worst way. I’m generally in North Dakota. You can Email me at Smittybuilt92@gmail

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weMAN_of_Steel New Member

weMAN_of_Steel

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On 5/4/2020 at 7:56 PM, pgamboa said:

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Order both these lower trims. They only come in back. You need both pieces.


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Pgamboa, I’m doing the swap to a jump seat as well. Do I need number 13 left and right and also number 14? So three total (plus the “ashtray” would make 4)? Thank you for your time. I’ll also be needing the wire harness so I’ll be ordering that soon too.

Stricklind New Member

Stricklind

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I have a 2015 Sierra 1500. I want to swap out console for jump seat. Color is cocoa/dune cloth. Located in central CA. Please let me know what I need! Thanks! 

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Stephen Grady New Member

Stephen Grady

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On 3/18/2020 at 12:24 PM, Chad Dewar said:

I would be MORE than happy to pay shipping both ways to make this happen. I have a black jump seat with katskin leather. 2015.

I have a 2015 LTZ center Console and would be willing to take you up on that deal if you’re still interested. 

dieselfan1 Senior Enthusiast

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6 hours ago, Stephen Grady said:

I have a 2015 LTZ center Console and would be willing to take you up on that deal if you’re still interested. 

I'll sell you my black katzkin leather jump seat out of my 2018.

Never even sat on.

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