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hey guys this is my new ride. Gm gave me a new 07 seirra with all kinds of goodies on it. i work for the accessory dist. installer wich does nothing but gm accessories but figured you guys could appreaciate these photos none the less

 

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hopefully you all can get to these sorry i didnt know how to make a photo show up on here besides this insert thing at the top

 

cool it worked by the way anyone want that s10 i got to get rid of that d**n thing

sablowme Enthusiast

sablowme

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ok sorry i know im adding to my own thing here but let me tell you what we put on

:gm tonneau cover (with gmc logo)

:gm 20" wheels 5 spoke wich is currently on back order,,lol

:gm chrome door handles

:gm chrome mirrow cap

:gm chrome grille (in gmc fashion)

:gm chrome bug sheild

:gm chrome fuel door

:gm stainless tube bars

:bed rug (also by gm but with gmc logo)

 

other than that,thats it....but a cool truck to ride around in they defently turn a heck of alot better than the old 800 series trucks. and get this its also got the 5.3 i thought i was getting a bottom of the line or welfare model but its nice.

sablowme Enthusiast

sablowme

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yeah those things are pretty sweet so heres the rest of them wich you can also find on www.gmaccessorieszone.com and also all the prices as well. but to answer your question there like about 3300-3500 depending on who you talk to ...also at that site half those wheels are for the old style but your dealer might be able to get them as well

 

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sorry for all the images but sometimes people never get to see what gm has to offer and there backed by your factory warranty.

Zembonez Senior Enthusiast

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yeah those things are pretty sweet so heres the rest of them wich you can also find on www.gmaccessorieszone.com and also all the prices as well. but to answer your question there like about 3300-3500 depending on who you talk to ...also at that site half those wheels are for the old style but your dealer might be able to get them as well

 

Nice truck. Gotta love that NBS GMC... I like mine.

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