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the only 07 Sierra Denali's i've seen in person are black. i really like'em but i want to compare the looks to the white one.

 

-anyone out there know where i can find some pics of a WHITE 2007 GMC Sierra Denali ???

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I want to see what a plate looks like on the bumper Denali grill. I'm going to get one (the grill that is), but I need a plate on the front!

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here is my SLE2 Denali cloneDSC_0445%20(Medium).JPG

 

 

Are those factory wheels? Did you have them chromed?? I have the same factory 20's, but mine are not chromed.

 

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my local dealer finally got a white one!!! :rolleyes::crackup::crackup:

denaliwhite01.jpgdenaliwhite02.jpg

 

That must be at Courtesy. I went take a peak at that one too, way too expensive for me.

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here is my SLE2 Denali cloneDSC_0445%20(Medium).JPG

 

 

Are those factory wheels? Did you have them chromed?? I have the same factory 20's, but mine are not chromed.

 

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d**n I could not find a VMAX and dealer told me it would take over a month to order one

 

anyone know if I should just buy the chrome door handles or or get the covers

I want chrome or painted handles and mirrors

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here is my SLE2 Denali cloneDSC_0445%20(Medium).JPG

 

 

Are those factory wheels? Did you have them chromed?? I have the same factory 20's, but mine are not chromed.

 

2634455_1_full.jpg

 

 

d**n I could not find a VMAX and dealer told me it would take over a month to order one

 

anyone know if I should just buy the chrome door handles or or get the covers

I want chrome or painted handles and mirrors

 

 

I ordered mine. The GMC Max's were not available for ordering until Jan 22nd (the same day mine went on order). I received it on March 10th. So, that is why you don't see too many on dealer's lots yet.

 

I bought the Putco brand mirror covers ($90), they cover the entire housing, not just the painted portion. I opted for leaving the door handles painted though. Note: the SLT handles are color-matched, not black. If they were black, I would get the chrome covers.

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I just wonder if the covers look stock or like add ons, I dont see how the door handles could be very stock looking seeing they stick on

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I just wonder if the covers look stock or like add ons, I dont see how the door handles could be very stock looking seeing they stick on

 

I wonder about the door handles too. The mirrors look good because they cover the entire housing. The ones that only cover the painted portion seem like they would look "added on". I am more concerned about how long they will last being chromed ABS plastic. But I figured they couldn't be any worse than the painted plastic stock housings. If they look like hell in a couple years, I'll spring for a new set for another $90 I guess.

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