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Does anyone know what the 05 HD's will look like?

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RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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yep I have my background on my computer set to it. I found the pics somewhere on the internet of a red HD

R Dogg 56 Senior Enthusiast

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To quote CDN111 on that forum:

Got this from thedieselplace.com. Says it's a pic from Gm Argentina's website. Not sure that it will be the new 2500HD/3500 but the way Chevy has talked it sure looks like a good possiblity.

 

I'm calling :banghead: on the Argentina part. I have looked up and down on the site, and I cannot find any mention of the truck in question. The only trucks that they have down there are S-10s and Blazers that look somewhat different than here in the US. Those, and the Isuzus and Suzukis, but no mention of the Silverado LD or HD.

R Dogg 56 Senior Enthusiast

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I saw a s10 at the houston car show once that was a crew cab dually 5.7L. Looked pretty cool in blue. I think it was south american....

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That would be the 2001 Chevy S-10 Xtreme +4 Concept.

 

Here is the main link for it. ---> Clicky

Zane Senior Enthusiast

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That picture is truely an offical GM picture...

 

Just see our main page for the 2005 preview image.. we use the same one.. :cool:

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That picture is truely an offical GM picture...

 

Just see our main page for the 2005 preview image.. we use the same one.. :cool:

Sweet. Good info. Nice upgrade but nothing really enough to make me want to hold out for an 05.

 

It looks to me that the side profile of the frontend didn't change any (except the raised hood) and the way the grille looked from the side view was the only thing that I sorta didn't like...

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