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2007GMCSierra

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Hey Guys,

 

Just ordered my 2007 GMC Sierra Crew Cab. I got the SLE2 package, Z-71 4WD, trailering, side air bags, sunroof, 5.3 FlexFuel. Dark Blue / Titanium. Can't wait to get it! A couple of questions:

 

1. How long have people been waiting lately for one of these special order?

2. Anyone know where they are built?

3. Bedliner, fiberglass tonneau, other accessories - OEM or aftermarket?

 

Any adivice / opinions appreciated!

GeoHawk Enthusiast

GeoHawk

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I believe all the 1500 crew cabs are being built at Oshawa, Ontario. Plan on 6-8 weeks to get your truck.

 

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The steps on my truck are the GM 6-inch oval tube steps. Nice sturdy platform.

Gozer Enthusiast

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I have the same question. I put in my order 2.5 weeks ago, and it isn't clear to me when I'll get a build date.

I'm hoping it's here for camping trip in middle of May.

 

Here's my truck:

 

2007 GMC Sierra 1500 Crew Cab 4wd SLE1

Deep Blue Metallic

Ebony interior

NHT Max Trailering Package

PCM SLE1 Preferred Package

ASF Side Head Curtain Airbags

A48 Power Sliding Rear Window

PDF EZ-Lift Tailgate Package

NZZ Skid Plate Package

QJP P265/70R17 On/Off-Road Blackwall Tires

RAE Cargo Management System

AG1 6-way power driver seat

bkervaski Enthusiast

bkervaski

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I picked up my '07 Sierra VortecMAX today (black/black). Wow, what a difference from the '06. Feels like a completely different truck.

 

My only complaint is the 4 speed tranny, this engine is begging for a 6-speed.

2017HD Enthusiast

2017HD

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Well I waited from Jan 10 to Feb 25th for my new 2500HD. I was first told mid-late March.

Dealer was shocked when I called on Feb 15 to see if he had a build date - he looked and found it had been built two days earlier. It took 10days to travel to Portland OR.

 

The 6speed tranny is why I held out for the 2500HD over the 1500 Vortex Max towing pkg.

rogerf Enthusiast

rogerf

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Hey Guys,

 

Just ordered my 2007 GMC Sierra Crew Cab. I got the SLE2 package, Z-71 4WD, trailering, side air bags, sunroof, 5.3 FlexFuel. Dark Blue / Titanium. Can't wait to get it! A couple of questions:

 

1. How long have people been waiting lately for one of these special order?

2. Anyone know where they are built?

3. Bedliner, fiberglass tonneau, other accessories - OEM or aftermarket?

 

Any adivice / opinions appreciated!

The special order on my regular cab/long box, 1LT, Z-71 was placed on 3/9 and arrived yesterday (3/30) at the dealer.

 

As for the accessories: If you live anywhere near salt and/or moisture, would recommend a spray-in type liner (Rhino or Line-X) over a plastic insert. The dealer sent my truck to the Line-X shop and will have it back to deliver on Monday.

 

Before you drop big dollars into a fiberglass hard cover, Google "tonneau" and start following the links. Take a look at some of the alternatives. Many of the newer tonneau products are just about as secure as a fiberglass cover but not as cumbersome and at a fraction of the cost. Eventually ordered a Bakflip but had several good choices that would meet my needs.

Guardian3 Enthusiast

Guardian3

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I'm ordering mine this weekend. The dealer told me it will take 6-8 weeks before delivery and I must order before 26 April, or I'll have to wait until June and order an 08.

327BlackBird Enthusiast

327BlackBird

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2 weeks to a month is about right. It only takes us 22 hours to build your truck from the stamping plant to rolling out the door ready for transport.

 

My 07 fully loaded LTZ Silverado nightrider i have was built last week on my shift. Kinda sucks that i can just go down to the gm garage and pick out any truck i want to take for a few nights eh? mmm heated leather seats. I had a Denali a week ago for 2 days. I am also getting a silverdo with the 6.2 engine test truck for a day next week.

2007GMCSierra Enthusiast

2007GMCSierra

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Thanks guys - hopefully closer to the 6 week window then - appreciate it!

 

Still looking over the tommeau covers. I think I'll be getting the 6" ovals from the dealer... other than that - maybe color matched Rhino....

rogerf Enthusiast

rogerf

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Thanks guys - hopefully closer to the 6 week window then - appreciate it!

 

Still looking over the tommeau covers. I think I'll be getting the 6" ovals from the dealer... other than that - maybe color matched Rhino....

FYI: If you have to order accessories (like a tonneau cover) expect some delays. It might not be too bad for a crew cab but the regular & extended cabs are too new and many of the accessory makers just aren't ready for them. Yesterday, the Line-X dealer told me he has customers buying tonneau covers that won't be ready until mid to late April. He advised me to wait @ a month before buying steps/bars for a regular cab as the better quality choices should be available by then.

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

MS3DALE

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We ordered my truck Jan.11th,it was built March 5th and it arrived at the dealership March 13th.

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

MS3DALE

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I believe all the 1500 crew cabs are being built at Oshawa, Ontario. Plan on 6-8 weeks to get your truck.

 

They also build crew-cabs at the Silao,Mexico plant.

GeoHawk Enthusiast

GeoHawk

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I believe all the 1500 crew cabs are being built at Oshawa, Ontario. Plan on 6-8 weeks to get your truck.

 

They also build crew-cabs at the Silao,Mexico plant.

 

Oh yeah, I forgot about them Mexican Chevys. :)

sonjaab Senior Enthusiast

sonjaab

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GUYS.....There was a GM site or link that enabled you (if you had either

the vin# or order #) to track your ordered vehicle.

 

ANYBODY REMEMBER IT?????????????.......geo

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