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2 hours ago, mtbadbob said:

The ineptitude of some of these people that work at the dealerships is ridiculous. My first '24 I ordered in the Lakeshore Blue couldn't be built in that color because apparently GM didn't have the paint code finalized, although they let me build & order it in that color. Anyway, the guy in charge of the orders didn't call me to let me know that the blue wasn't available yet, instead he took it upon himself to order it in white. He could have taken 5 minutes out of his day to call me & discuss it, but he never. There were other color options I probably would have been satisfied with, but white wasn't one of them. I made them re-order it in blue and was able to get it the way I wanted the second time over, but had to wait an additional 2+ months.

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Yeah, sadly it seems like 90% of the dealers out there are like this. Luckily my GMC dealer was great beginning to end (salesman is an old car buddy of my dad). I originally wanted Thunderstorm Gray, but he told me right away I'd have to wait at least another 5 months so I ended up getting white. Now that I've seen Thunderstorm in person I wish I could have been more patient, but that's another story...

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Salzette
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Well, this change of plan happened today!   Had an LTZ on order, kinda wanted the sport edition but couldn’t order it at the time due to constraint (wasn’t a deal breaker, want not a need).

rjgvt
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Definitely some bad experiences ordering a truck. My 2024 AT4 HD is the first vehicle I’ve ever ordered. I sat down with the sales guy and built the truck. He went to the sales manager and came back w

CRApex
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My 2024 HC showed upon at the dealer Saturday.  Ordered it middle of January.  Should be picking it up some time this week.

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its funny. I sort of wanted white. But between it being a "free" color and without delay it feels like 70% of the 2500s I see on the road are white. Ruined it for me went with titanium rush metallic

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55 minutes ago, TeamSaris said:

its funny. I sort of wanted white. But between it being a "free" color and without delay it feels like 70% of the 2500s I see on the road are white. Ruined it for me went with titanium rush metallic

I haven't seen a Titaniun Rush in person yet, but in pictures it looks like a really cool color when you can see the blue/purple in certain lights.

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we'll see soon(ish) hopefully lol. 

I love the look and low maintenance of white. 

I love the look of black but too difficult to keep clean and scratches easy.

I dont like silver. I like dark gray though. I had a satin steel metallic 1500 that was sexy. 

Didnt leave me a lot of options....honestly the color options on the current 2500s is lame. 

The 2023s had a cool green I would have done but they did away with it for 2024. 

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Truck arrived last night and at the dealer ready for prep next week. Went to the dealer and checked it out. Old and new.837136A2-A80E-42AE-A71D-F4AE0573458F.thumb.jpeg.8615be86e5d5c5d20c9f9f94f354e630.jpeg

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Truck has arrived in Denver. Currently sitting at the storage lot awaiting transportation by truck to the dealership. Roughly 55 miles to the dealership. Hopefully, I get it in a few days.

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23 hours ago, rjgvt said:

Truck arrived last night and at the dealer ready for prep next week. Went to the dealer and checked it out. Old and new.837136A2-A80E-42AE-A71D-F4AE0573458F.thumb.jpeg.8615be86e5d5c5d20c9f9f94f354e630.jpeg

You'll never want another 1/2 ton again after switching to an HD. I kind of look at them as a car with a box compared to the HD's, a HUGE difference.

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Picked up my truck last night. Ordered it October 5th and picked it up on January 16th.

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10 minutes ago, 1fast ss said:

Picked up my truck last night. Ordered it October 5th and picked it up on January 16th.

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Looks tight! How much room you got in the front?

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2 hours ago, BuckWallace said:

Looks tight! How much room you got in the front?

Looks like it's about a 20' deep garage, or it has some work benches built on the back wall!

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Pryme Senior Enthusiast

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10 hours ago, 1fast ss said:

Picked up my truck last night. Ordered it October 5th and picked it up on January 16th.

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Dang that’s closer than mine is to the garage door. Is that a deluxe 30” blower??looks identical to my Ariens

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13 hours ago, 1fast ss said:

Picked up my truck last night. Ordered it October 5th and picked it up on January 16th.

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Congrats!  Probably just the scale of the photo, but that garage door looks tiny.  Good thing you did not get the ZR2, I don't think it would clear!

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rjgvt

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2024 AT4 HD, ordered Oct 5th and brought it home today. Already dirty on the ride home, winter in VT!

 

GM running boards and splash guards.

 

Adjusted air pressures to 60psi for all. Onstar shows orange for the rears but no TPMS error yet. If it does, I’ll change the placard pressures if the truck allows it with my Autel TS508. 
 

Barely fits in the garage, can’t open the tailgate. A lot longer than my 2018 Sierra 1500 SLE Double Cab.

 

ARE cap gets put on next Friday.

 

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