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Yeesh...Probably depends on who you ask, and when you ask it.

 

NBS = New Body Style.

 

When I first got on this forum, that meant 99-02 years, then it gradually shifted into the 04-07's, now it means the GMT-900's...Although some people are calling that the NNBS (New, NEW Body Style). :thumbs:

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NNBS = Nonsense

NBS = 1999 GMT800, 2007 GMT900

OBS = 1999 GMT400, 2007 GMT800

what is nonsense is calling a 1999 old body style gmt-800 a nbs. The truck was totally redesigned from the ground up therefore making it a gmt-900 new body style.

 

Gmt-900 = nbs

Everything else = obs

Posted
NNBS = Nonsense

NBS = 1999 GMT800, 2007 GMT900

OBS = 1999 GMT400, 2007 GMT800

what is nonsense is calling a 1999 old body style gmt-800 a nbs. The truck was totally redesigned from the ground up therefore making it a gmt-900 new body style.

 

Gmt-900 = nbs

Everything else = obs

 

 

 

No, the idea behind the NBS and OBS designations is to distinguish between two body styles on "overlap" years. 1999 was an overlap year, as was 2007.

 

Using either designation on non-overlap years is nonsense. In other words, a 2008 GMT900 is NOT a NBS. It is the ONLY body style.

Posted
NNBS = Nonsense

NBS = 1999 GMT800, 2007 GMT900

OBS = 1999 GMT400, 2007 GMT800

what is nonsense is calling a 1999 old body style gmt-800 a nbs. The truck was totally redesigned from the ground up therefore making it a gmt-900 new body style.

 

Gmt-900 = nbs

Everything else = obs

 

 

 

No, the idea behind the NBS and OBS designations is to distinguish between two body styles on "overlap" years. 1999 was an overlap year, as was 2007.

 

Using either designation on non-overlap years is nonsense. In other words, a 2008 GMT900 is NOT a NBS. It is the ONLY body style.

 

 

So wouldn't that make 2008s an OBS? :thumbs:

Posted
NNBS = Nonsense

NBS = 1999 GMT800, 2007 GMT900

OBS = 1999 GMT400, 2007 GMT800

what is nonsense is calling a 1999 old body style gmt-800 a nbs. The truck was totally redesigned from the ground up therefore making it a gmt-900 new body style.

 

Gmt-900 = nbs

Everything else = obs

 

 

 

No, the idea behind the NBS and OBS designations is to distinguish between two body styles on "overlap" years. 1999 was an overlap year, as was 2007.

 

Using either designation on non-overlap years is nonsense. In other words, a 2008 GMT900 is NOT a NBS. It is the ONLY body style.

 

 

So wouldn't that make 2008s an OBS? :thumbs:

 

 

No, by that rule then the 2008 would just be BS...

Posted

Obviously, different people have different interpretations. To me, NBS is "new body style" which means the "current" body-style, whichever that one us... for now... 'til GM changes it again and gives people new fender flares or some non-sense to whine and moan about..

 

OBS is anything that isn't the new/current body.. :thumbs:

Posted
I just use the GMT400/800/900 nomenclature. No way to get that confused. :thumbs:

You haven't been around here long enough, if you think people can't get confused by that.... :)

Posted
I just use the GMT400/800/900 nomenclature. No way to get that confused. :thumbs:

You haven't been around here long enough, if you think people can't get confused by that.... :)

 

 

:D

Well, once you know what it means, there's no 'different way of interpreting it' like you can with the "BS" ones. :D

Posted

You guys can interpret it however the hell you want. I explained it the way it was originally intended.

 

It's really common sense when you think about it.

Posted
It's really common sense when you think about it.

Common sense? Thinking!? You DO realize you're talking to people on the internet, riiiight?? :thumbs:

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