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rockey_5_2001 New Member

rockey_5_2001

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Everything my local shop thinks will fit, wont.

ive got an 08 sierra 1500 V-max. and am looking for diamond plate bed tops.

The standard "new chassi" style are to narrow in the rear to fit. Im thinking the vmax has a different dimenstion for the top rails.

the rear is wider than my sons 08 2500 hd.

thanks for any help.

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

MS3DALE

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The bed side panels and bed rail tops from a Chevy to a GMC are different,Other than that it makes no difference if its a "VMAX" or not,Just weather its a Chevy or GMC. (IE-The beds are different from a Chevy to a GMC on the GMT900 trucks)

Zembonez Senior Enthusiast

Zembonez

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I have diamond plate bed caps on my truck. They are made by Dee Zee.

 

 

 

Who cares!!! :lol::uhoh:

 

YOU MUST!

 

OP, the caps they are trying are for a Chevy. Beds are different. When I bought a Leer shell for mine, the Chevy version (that was in stock) didn't come close to fitting. Had to order one specifically for the GMC and it fits like a glove.

dietz4ibanez Senior Enthusiast

dietz4ibanez

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I have diamond plate bed caps on my truck. They are made by Dee Zee.

 

 

 

Who cares!!! :lol::uhoh:

 

YOU MUST!

 

OP, the caps they are trying are for a Chevy. Beds are different. When I bought a Leer shell for mine, the Chevy version (that was in stock) didn't come close to fitting. Had to order one specifically for the GMC and it fits like a glove.

 

 

 

no I really dont.. But I do have diamond plate bed rail caps for the K1500!!!

Zembonez Senior Enthusiast

Zembonez

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Well thats good to know the beds are differant. Now I know I do not have that crappy GMC bed on my chevy lol :uhoh:

Actually you do have the crappy bed. They save the good beds for the superior GMC trucks.

 

Sorry. :lol:

C. Charles Hahn Senior Enthusiast

C. Charles Hahn

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Well thats good to know the beds are differant. Now I know I do not have that crappy GMC bed on my chevy lol :D

Actually you do have the crappy bed. They save the good beds for the superior GMC trucks.

 

Sorry. :lol:

 

 

:lol:

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