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I have an 03 and 05 silverado extended cab silverado. Noticed the seam where the sheetmetal folds at doors and bed and spot welded had no chalking on the 05 and all seam were on the 03. 2003 made in US and 2005 in Canada.I like the no chalking best because no mold stains to clean. Bought the 05 used and was hoping no body damage was done and repaired.IF someone would check theirs I would appreciate it . Thanks Wayne :rolleyes:

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:lol::lol: will someone with a 05 extended cab silverado or GMC look at the rear door seams where outside sheetmetal folds into door and see if the seam are chalked or not? I promise I will not ask any more questions!!! well Maybe not today....

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:lol::lol: will someone with a 05 extended cab silverado or GMC look at the rear door seams where outside sheetmetal folds into door and see if the seam are chalked or not? I promise I will not ask any more questions!!! well Maybe not today....

 

...Mine are clean! no 'chalking' is present as far as I can tell. I'm not 100% certain I know what you are referring to, however.

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:lol: Thank you all very much! Sorry don't know how to send pic. Stoped at a local body shop today and they all said they seen some caulked some not. I feel a lot better now,because I really like my truck. Pittburgh check your 05 again and let me know :lol: Thanks again all

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