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frogbiscuit Enthusiast

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Hi I currently have an 07 Sierra Classic I bought new last year. Traded in an 03 Tacoma, needed a bigger truck so I could buy a bigger boat. My first truck was a '66 C20 283 Powerglide, back in the day.I have had 3 Chevy's, 3 Fords. 2 Toyotas, and now the GMC. I've already pulled some decent info off of here, so thanks.

Zembonez Senior Enthusiast

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Hi I currently have an 07 Sierra Classic I bought new last year. Traded in an 03 Tacoma, needed a bigger truck so I could buy a bigger boat. My first truck was a '66 C20 283 Powerglide, back in the day.I have had 3 Chevy's, 3 Fords. 2 Toyotas, and now the GMC. I've already pulled some decent info off of here, so thanks.

Always glad to have a new face here. Welcome.

frogbiscuit Enthusiast

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Welcome to the site. :dunno: Any mods planned for the truck?

 

Maybe K&N filtercharger, exhaust, right now I tend not to screw with it too much because I really like it. I am thinking about some stiffer springs/shocks when I have to tow more than I do (current boat is only about 1500 lbs loaded). I have been trashing the bed because of a community project I have been working on (I am the baseball coach at a local High School and we are building a pressbox/concession stand). I found Herculiner at Auto Zone for $89 + #20 rebate, so It's a lot cheaper than 400 bones for Line-X so I went for it.

 

Any suggestions?

ZZ327 Senior Enthusiast

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yea follow the directions when you put the herculiner on, I think youre supposed to pre clean it with some chemical. I skipped that part, and parts of it faded. Some parts of it near the tailgate didnt stick

frogbiscuit Enthusiast

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Yeah you have to wipe it down real good with acetone and let it dry. I've had plenty of experience with that, all the cracks I have had to repair on my boat.

2000DV4.8 Senior Enthusiast

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Yeah you have to wipe it down real good with acetone and let it dry. I've had plenty of experience with that, all the cracks I have had to repair on my boat.

 

From what I've heard, just prep and sand the living hell out of it, and you should be fine.

huero626 Senior Enthusiast

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Nice Sierra bro, those GMT-800 truck are really nice looking and very reliable. IMO if I was u I would go with a Line-X bed liner.

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