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yeah these guys used to have listings all over ebay (haven't had any on there of late). i think their trucks look good.

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That's cool. There is a dealership near me who usually has at least one lifted truck on the lot, but they add a ridiculous amount to do it. They have a '09 Silverado CC right now and for a 4" lift, rims and tires, they added $8,500 to the sticker :thumbs:

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Mine is straight of the dealer lot. 4" lift, 20" American Racing wheels, 305.55.20s, step bars, grille

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yeah dealers here install 4 and 6 inch and keep warranty, 8 inch voids though... 10% of trucks here are lifted from the dealer! lol

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I just don't understand why anyone would ever lift a truck. I mean it makes it so much less usable. Not to mention much more likely to roll over. I just think it is ridiculous.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

:eek::thumbs: Just playin' that's pretty sweet. I have seen a few lifted trucks around here at dealers. It would be nice buying it without having to worry about the warranty.

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Pretty much any truck dealership (whether it be Ford, Chevy, GMC, Dodge, or whatever) around here has at least a few brand new lifted trucks on the lot... in fact I am getting a lifted Sierra from one of those dealers soon!

 

I live in south Georgia.

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When I bought my truck they told me they would not even talk to me about lifting it or anything as extreme as that. They said they do not and WILL NOT do it. So I drive by two months later and they got two lifted trucks sitting out in front of the lot! O well!

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All the dealerships around here sell lifted trucks...But they're awfully proud of them. And they usually have a Regency "conversion" done to them too (mostly appearance stuff)...4x4 Crew with the 6.0 and a 6" lift runs about 55k.

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