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i like, high 5, looks like its in great condition too! any mods on this beauty, like the running boards stock or aftermarket???

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I believe they are stock. I plan on ditching them and getting Nerf bars in chrome, Flowmasters or Dynomax muffler, K&N drop in replacement filter will be first mods. After that I am not sure what I will do. Maybe a custom tune or something along those lines.

 

Also sorry for the delay on specs:

 

2001 GMC Sierra SLT Z71 4X4

5.3 Vortec V8

Locking rear diff

Leather heated Power Driver and Passenger seats

Auto 4x4, or selectable 4HI or 4Lo

Chrome appearance package

Bed Liner

Chrome Bed rails

 

 

That is all I can think of. Thanks for looking

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I believe they are stock. I plan on ditching them and getting Nerf bars in chrome, Flowmasters or Dynomax muffler, K&N drop in replacement filter will be first mods. After that I am not sure what I will do. Maybe a custom tune or something along those lines.

 

Also sorry for the delay on specs:

 

2001 GMC Sierra SLT Z71 4X4

5.3 Vortec V8

Locking rear diff

Leather heated Power Driver and Passenger seats

Auto 4x4, or selectable 4HI or 4Lo

Chrome appearance package

Bed Liner

Chrome Bed rails

 

 

That is all I can think of. Thanks for looking

 

My truck is a 2002 SLE that is pretty similar... what is the chrome appearance package?

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My truck is a 2002 SLE that is pretty similar... what is the chrome appearance package?

 

Back in the day Chevrolet had a separate package for the chrome bumpers, grill, and accents. I am not sure when but I think they made it all part of a option package now and it is not a separate listing on the options any more. In other words it is my old school way of saying the truck has the factory chrome instead of the painted pieces. Sorry to be stupid. :chevrolet:

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My truck is a 2002 SLE that is pretty similar... what is the chrome appearance package?

 

Back in the day Chevrolet had a separate package for the chrome bumpers, grill, and accents. I am not sure when but I think they made it all part of a option package now and it is not a separate listing on the options any more. In other words it is my old school way of saying the truck has the factory chrome instead of the painted pieces. Sorry to be stupid. :chevrolet:

 

 

Your not being stupid, I have nearly the same truck just bought it used so have never looked at an option sheet and did not know what that entailed.

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Your not being stupid, I have nearly the same truck just bought it used so have never looked at an option sheet and did not know what that entailed.

 

Ok, thanks. btw your sig link isn't working for me. I would love to see some pictures of your truck also. :chevrolet:

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