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I really want a double cab so I will wait a few more months for the 2022 to go on sale. Thanks to all for input.

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Order for my 2022 double/long bed was finally accepted by GMC.  Now the long wait for build and eventual delivery.

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On 12/23/2021 at 2:07 PM, mobilelists said:

Order for my 2022 double/long bed was finally accepted by GMC.  Now the long wait for build and eventual delivery.

Congratulations on getting your order submitted. :cheers:

 

Did you go single, or dual Alternator?

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Double batteries/double alternators and plow/camper option.  Now I am trying to guess what connector(s) are needed to install another backup camera when tailgate is removed for slide-in camper.

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On 11/26/2020 at 10:11 AM, mobilelists said:

As far as options go.  Since I would also like the option to pull a trailer, the options to make that easy would be nice.  They mention the 360 degree camera view around the trailer.  If there are cameras in the bumper, then it would not work.  The GMC upfitter site has a cable package to move the rear camera from the bed door but no mention of trailer camera.

 

At a minimum the Z82 is needed.  But what if any camera feature does it include?

 

Anything related to the bed...coatings, camera electrical...are not needed.

 

Many thanks,

Pat

 

 

cameras are on front grill, under L/R mirrors, tailgate, and 3rd brakelight.....

 

parking sensors are in bumpers....

 

pretty sick camper and you dont see them very often, my brother has a Lance on his 2019 2500 HD its pretty nice.....think he paid like 20-30k slightly used......you can get anything you want if your willing to pay, lol......good luck man

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