Silverado 3/4 Ton (Only), 4 Door - Ext. Cab

n75v111n75v111 Member Posts: 243
All the four door comments have mostly been on the
1/2 ton models in the other topics. Lets make
this one for 3/4 ton 4-door Ext. Cab LB or SB Four
Wheel drive only???

Fact-GM Factory Engineers admitted when cornered
at the Feb. '99 Daytona 500 Display that the 1/2
ton 3 door cab design would not pass "4-door
Distortion Test". (Any one wonder why so many 1/2
ton 3-drs having "Vibration" Problems?)
Fact- GM "Marketing" did not plan introduction of
any 4-door models until '03. (Looks like they
didn't learn any thing from Ford's one year 3-door
program - not to mention they both put the 3rd dr.
on the wrong side.)
Fact-All current 1/2 ton 4th door units are using
the 3/4 ton cab design. (ANY WONDER WHY THEY CAN'T
GET ANY 3/4 TON UNITS INTO PRODUCTION??)
Fact- GM dealers are currently taking 3/4 ton
4-door ext. cab orders- BUT can not obtain build
dates.
Fact- When they do START delivery - it will be so
close to '01 Model Time, why order the '00 year
model??
Maybe GM will get a little smarter on the '01's
and put in a REASONALBE size gas tank like Ford and
Dodge. OR MAYBE even a TRIP COMPUTER like Dodge
already has-- $35,000 and the GAS TANK is only 25
Gallons - HOW STUPID!!!
RUMOR has it (Dealer heard also) that All the '01
Models will have "Molded Plastic" outer shell BOX
like the Sport Box has today. Wouldn't that be
worth waiting for and also perhaps not have the
LEMONS the '99 3-dr. 1/2 ton models have been --
and NO MORE Rusted-out Fender Wheel openings???
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Comments

  • mgdvhmanmgdvhman Member Posts: 4,157
    won't be available in a 2000 model....or about 1 month away from when 2001's go into production. I've been saying this since september!

    Long box trucks have 34 gallon tanks....but yeah..I do wish it had a 34 in a short box....but it's not worth crying about.

    - Tim
  • durango508durango508 Member Posts: 37
    When you say the 1/2 tons are using the 3/4 ton cab design, what is the difference?

    Paul
  • n75v111n75v111 Member Posts: 243
    are much stiffer to support heavier loads.
  • wight1wight1 Member Posts: 218
    production of 4th door on 2500 models? I'm reading other posts that say people have now received actual order numbers for 2500 extended cab with 4th door. My dealer also says he can no longer order 3 door 2500, so they must be getting close to start-up.

    Anybody got any current update on this?
  • mgdvhmanmgdvhman Member Posts: 4,157
    Just made the 2500 4 door only...as the 1500 has been for a while now.

    There are no 3 doors anymore.

    As to when they actually make a 2500 4 door?

    maybe by the end of the 2000 model year.

    - Tim
  • wight1wight1 Member Posts: 218
    Have you heard any definitive date yet, or just more GM rumor-mill stuff?
    Bob
  • mgdvhmanmgdvhman Member Posts: 4,157
    I can't give you an exact date....but I have been pretty damn good for info so far. I told people to not expect 4 door 1500's in October/Nov like the dealers were claiming...and it would be after the new year.
    If some people do have order numbers it really doesn't mean a damn thing. GM will do that just to make you happy. I had an order number also for a 2500 Last May...and it got cancelled and delayed to a 2000 model.

    Sorry I can't give you more info that's exact.

    - Tim
  • huntman99huntman99 Member Posts: 7
    I've got a 1/2 ton 3 dr 4x4 SLT with 18,000 miles that I was trying to trade for a 2000 model to be ordered 3/4 ton. Well need less to say it didn't happen. One dealer didn't want to touch bidding on it because he said he had no idea how long it would be until he could get a half let alone a 3/4 ton. My original GMC dealer is trading me for a 33K list 4 dr Sierra That is supposed to be delivered the 1st April. He had an order slated for production the 5th of March which he is using. It is costing me about 4500, bedliner and everything except state taxes and fees to trade about 21000 miles so I think I did alright. Really wanted the 3/4 ton for the farm but he had three 99's ordered and never got one in, he wouldn't even try to deal on one of them.

    Best of luck,
    Huntman
  • alwysl8alwysl8 Member Posts: 59
    Does anyone know if the 2500 Crew Cab is going to get the updated body style? If so, it only adds about 13 inches to the overall length and I would imagine, takes care of the twist factor. Why not just buy a Crew Cab?
  • n75v111n75v111 Member Posts: 243
    Basicly you said it. The extra length and also the Ext. is maybe a little sportier. Also the Crew is really more for use by businesses that have to move men around and really need that extra room.

    I want to get an 3/4 ton LT and need it to pull a 5th wheel and like the 4-door for taking our grand children with us.

    I think the 3-door was a stupid decision by GM when Ford and Dodge was already on the market with their 4-door.

    I currently have a Ford F150 4x4 std cab but won't consider the F250 4x4 because the thing sets so high it's hard to get into and you can't tow the 5th wheel in lever configuration. Ford offers what they call a lowering package which only lowers the rear end thus they look like their going up a mountain on lever ground. Also the V10 is a known gas hog and the Chev 6.0 develops more HP. Why do I want two estra cylinders slaping up and down??

    GM did some good things with rear seat comfort in the new silverado but Marketing forced it into production before Engineering had all the "bugs" worked out.

    LL
  • mgdvhmanmgdvhman Member Posts: 4,157
    ....there are no bugs in the 2500's.
    Just them 1500's.
    - Tim
  • plewis3plewis3 Member Posts: 2
    Would like to know if they are having trouble with the 2000 Silverado 1500 rear doors, and too would I get a better ride with the zx3 smooth ride suspension over the Z85 HD suspension with a 5300 V8 auto 373 axle P255/70R16 tires heavy duty trailering package, looking to order one soon and how long should it take to get it, also want locking diff, and does any one know how much the 4th door cost, thanks for the time, Paul
  • royb3royb3 Member Posts: 6
    I hate to burst any bubbles out there but if you think 2500 series Silverado doesn't have any problems , I got news for you .. I have a 2500 Silverado LT xcab , short box , 6.0 , 410 locker , all the bells and whistles . First of all , the windshield mouldings beat the s**t out of the glass over 60-70 mph. The center console doesn't meet the dash properly . Lastly , The truck has a driveline vibration that kicks in at about 32 mph and stays . Good for the wife , ( oooohhhh , ahhhhh , yeah baby ,more,more ) but ain't worth a s**t for keeping the truck from eventually falling apart . Guess what GM has to say about it . And this is after puttin 13 tires on it ( which I already told um wasn't gonna fix it ). THE VIBRATION IS NORMAL , CHARACTERISTIC OF THE TRUCK , AND WITHIN GM SPECS . What a line of BULL S**T !!! GM told the dealer not to work on it anymore . Well , after 3 months of jumping up and down and screaming at everybody from the dealer to the GM help line ( which by the way is like talkin to a dummy ,literally )I finally consulted a lawyer and started to build a case . Funny how fast I got some action after that . Coincidence ? maybe. I am still loosing my a** on the deal but at least I am gonna get out of this piece of crap . It's gonna cost me approx . $2000.00 in mileage fees and I WALK away from the dealer . Funny , I remember driving a beautiful 96 Dodge Ram , fully custom rig , into the dealership when I purchased this nightmare . Oh well , live and learn . I always said GM was crap , I shoulda known better. This is my FIRST and DEFINATLY MY LAST GM PURCHASE !!!!! Going back to REAL trucks .
    << F O R D >>
    GM CAN KISS MY A**
  • wight1wight1 Member Posts: 218
    Is your 2500 a 1999 or 2000 model? 2wd or 4wd? Did they try to do anything about the vibration other than replacing tires? I just ordered one last month, so I'm curious about your problems.
  • mgdvhmanmgdvhman Member Posts: 4,157
    Plewis,
    ALL Silverados are 4 door now. The extra cost of about $350 is just added into the base price.

    Royb3,
    Windshield molding??.....outside?..
    My console meets up perfectly.
    And even with a bug guard....the wind noise is none at 80 MPH down the freeway everyday.
    At 80 it is as smooth as glass.

    You seem to be the only 3/4 owner I have heard of having problems....period.
    Myself and other 3/4 owners here have not had any problems as you have mentioned.
    I believe you....but your problem does not reflect the entire GM line.

    Good luck

    - Tim
  • n75v111n75v111 Member Posts: 243
    Is yours a 2000 and is it a 4-door?

    Let us know where it was built and when?

    What part of the country was delivery and when?

    Are there any other items that also gave you problems?

    Thanks - LLB
  • royb3royb3 Member Posts: 6
    Lets see , where to start ,,, hmmmmmm.
    First of all , My truck is a y2k , it's the 3 door model , it is 2 wheel drive with HD suspension and trailer towing package , 4sp. HD automatic trans.
    I live in Maryland and I special ordered the vehicle. It came with a build spec sheet that says it was built in Fort Wayne but the window sticker says final assembly in Roanoke ,IN. Another piece of paper says final assembly was in Fort Wayne . I guess the Fort Waynes have it 2 to 1. That build spec. sheet is dated 8/30/99 . The title is dated 9/17/99 . If I remember correctly It took almost 12 weeks to get the truck after I ordered it. So everything considered , It's what's know as an EARLY production y2k .
    The only thing that was done to my truck for the vibration problem , other than replacing all those tires , that didn't meet GM specs according to this new machine called a Roadforce balancer. I'm told this machine puts some preset force on the tire to simulate being on the road while it spins it so you can balance it . Anyway , other than that , all they did was put some kind of gizmo on the truck that measures vibrations (GM told them to do this) and according to this vibration gizmo GM told them the truck was within GM specs. and not to do anymore to the truck to try to correct it.
    Lets see ,, other problems ??? Certainly ..
    1. The trans has a hell of a first to second gear , break yer neck , shift when it's cold .(intermittant)
    2. There is some kind of howling noise that sounds like it's in the exhaust at certain rpm under light load . (repair ticket says "normal" for that also)
    3. I am now starting to notice a ticking noise in the engine when it's (the engine) cold.
    4. The wife called me today cause the service engine lite came on while she was driving home. (all guages read normal)
    Hey , all this , (and I'm sure that I am forgetting something) and only 8000 miles. Spells quality to me !! Buy the way, none of these mechanical problems were evident til I got some miles on the truck . Couple a thousand if memory serves me.
    I really should have my head examined for saying this but I really did like this truck.
    The price was right , you can't find the options you get in this truck in any other truck. Runs like a bat outta hell . handles great , rides great , (except for the free massage) looks good , tows my 26 foot travel trailer like it ain't even there , stops on a dime (trailer and all).
    Whadda ya gonna do. If it's gonna fall apart , don't matter how much I like it , I gotta get out.
    Spec-ed out the Ford 250 SD Lariat today . With the v10, auto trans, 373 rear.MUCH better HP, Torque , weight and towing specs . Yeah , I know , 2 more cyls.
    Gettin it for just about the same price as the GM.
    Well , hope I covered it all for ya. Sorry I didn't get back to ya sooner but I been busy reading up on the Fords . Funny thing , hard to find postings about F250 Super Dutys . Plenty of Silverado postings to read Though . HMMMMMMM
  • mgdvhmanmgdvhman Member Posts: 4,157
    Do you have a bug guard on your truck? The noise may be due to that?

    The tick and hard shift when cold are normal. All do that. If you take it easy and don't hammer it when first cold...it won't shift so hard. It's designed to stay in gear longer to make then engine heat up faster. Is the noise that you say exhaust a "whir" kind of noise also when cold? That is normal also.

    Aside from the vibration...sounds like you have no problem. I have the same truck 2000 2500 LT HD Suspension....built first week of August (3rd week of production) and delivered Aug 13th. So mine is earlier than yours. So the "early" production excuse can't be used here.

    It sounds like you just won't be happy until you have a Ford and just don't seem to know your new Chevy that well?

    Just my observation..

    Good Luck!

    - Tim
  • mgdvhmanmgdvhman Member Posts: 4,157
    there are just as many Ford post/problems as Silverados...just open your eyes..

    You may hear more "buzz" due to a new model being out.

    - Tim
  • royb3royb3 Member Posts: 6
    YOU are starting to sound like a GM employee . You think I'm bitter ? You might be right , but , I don't think I am bitter without reason. I've been F***ed by GM and the local dealer and if you don't see that then there's nothing more for me to say.
    I really wish that GM had stepped up and done the right thing long ago . I really do like the truck but I can't deal with the attitude/quality.
    Buy the way , that whiplash shift problem that I have is under "light" acceleration . Low rpm.
    Anyway , me and my 30 thousand dollar vibrator will just ride off into the sunset and quietly part. Thank god it's almost over.
    Glad your happy and have no problems. Wish I was.
  • mgdvhmanmgdvhman Member Posts: 4,157
    ....don't be surprised if it holds the gear in also when cold.
    It's the way cars are now days.

    Good Luck

    - Tim
  • wight1wight1 Member Posts: 218
    So has anybody gotten a real order number, confirmation, TPW or anything real regarding 3/4 ton 4 doors being in production yet (something more official other than they are no longer accepting orders on 3 doors)?
  • dmr3dmr3 Member Posts: 119
    wight wrote:
    So has anybody gotten a real order number,
    confirmation, TPW or anything real regarding 3/4
    ton 4 doors being in production yet
    -------------------------
    have my TPW..it's due to be built this week...GM's computers are down, so don't know if it happened. They told me it was switched to a four door, and that is all I have heard yet.
    Doris
  • wight1wight1 Member Posts: 218
    When did you place your order with your dealer? How long did it take dealer to get an allocation after you ordered? Talked to my sales rep a few minutes ago, and once again, no 3/4 ton allocation this week. I ordered mine on Jan. 7, and my dealer says he hasn't had any 3/4 allocations in 2 months.
  • dmr3dmr3 Member Posts: 119
    wight, I placed my order on Dec 29th, got my order number mid January, and my TPW of Feb 14th, a week later. I bought from DeNooyer Chevy in Albany NY
  • n75v111n75v111 Member Posts: 243
    FOR YOUR REPORT. I appreciate all the facts before I place MY order. I think anyone has the right to be "a little bitter" when you have a $30Kplus "vibrator" machine and/or a transmission that can't shift smoothly-- then to try to convince their customers that "the vibration is within specs" or "its so the engine will worm-up quicker" in hopes some of their customers won't demand a proper fix is a bunch of b**l. (AND GM IS NOT THE ONLY ONE TO TRY THIS SORT OF CUSTOMER TACTIC WHEN THE TO HAVE A DEFECT THEY DON'T WANT TO FIX--A transmission that jerks at any speed or condition IS A DEFECT)
    I've been waiting since the '99s came out for GM to catch-up with innovators like Dodge (w/the ext.cab 4-dr etc.--even though I would not buy one of their PU's)to get this new design RIGHT. Yes, I am waiting to buy '01 model in hopes that all these reported vibration and transmission PROBLEMS with the '99s and '00s get fixed, but if they do-it will be only because THEIR customer DEMAND a QUALITY PRODUCT or they will switch brands as you intend to do.
    Big Companys sometimes forget how to listen. I've seen it reported that GM's truck and suv sales are down over 30% so (The reason by the way they put out the recent $500 coupons-Ford did the same thing also) no matter which brand any of us favor - They have to produce what their customers demand and if that means some have to switch brands to get their attention - SO BE IT.

    Thanks Again
    LLB
  • wight1wight1 Member Posts: 218
    options did you order on your truck?
  • dmr3dmr3 Member Posts: 119
    The truck is a 2WD ext cab, Carmine Red (being as how I'm a gal, I wanted it to match the trailer..hubby drives his Suburb, and that's his color, so this one is mine), Vortec 6000, with 4.10 rear ratio. It also has HD susp, Locking dif, Trailer pack, recovery hooks, Alum wheels, LT245/75 tires, six way power seat, camper mirrors, sliding rear window, deep tinted glass. Will add a leer cap, and running boards.
  • wight1wight1 Member Posts: 218
    Sounds like you got everything but the outdoor shower. Keep us posted and let us know how long delivery time is after assembly.

    Mine is 2wd, ext. cab, Summit White, 6.0l, 3.73 axle, HD susp., tow package, tow hooks, camper mirrors, deep tint glass and fog lamps.

    By the way, good news to all of those of us who are waiting. Spoke to my dealer again today - he confirmed in a meeting late yesterday with Houston area Chevrolet sales rep that 2500 extended cabs with 4th door finally started production Monday of this week, and that all extended cabs will now be 4 door from here on.

    Now, if my dealer could just get an allocation for mine... Dealer's general manager and owner are meeting next week with regional sales people to try to get some.
  • dmr3dmr3 Member Posts: 119
    Wight wrote:
    Sounds like you got everything but the outdoor
    shower.
    ---------------
    The new trailer (Holiday Rambler) comes with an outdoor shower, by the way, so I didn't have to order that on the truck!.
  • nitromnitrom Member Posts: 2
    This is my first entry here. We are looking to buy a 3/4 ton truck and test drove a Silverado 2500 6.0L 4x4 ext cab today. We would like to get information on the mileage, towing ability, 6.0L engine and any other comments people may have. We were dismayed to read of all the vibration problems. We felt vibration in the steering wheel while test driving a 1500 5.3L ext cab, but did not feel vibration on the 2500. We will be towing a horse trailer and boat and have a slide-in pop-up camper. Any information on the Silverado, good or bad, will be appreciated.
  • mgdvhmanmgdvhman Member Posts: 4,157
    has been great.

    6 months and almost 11,000 miles...not any problems.

    Mileage with 4:10's dry...about 12-13MPG

    Very good power on the highway.

    Very few people...(actually only one here) have had problems with the 2500.
    It's just a better riding truck also...period.

    Good Luck

    - Tim
  • mnraaronmnraaron Member Posts: 3
    Hi everyone, this is my first post. I have been
    following for about 1 month. Thought I would give
    everyone some good news. The 4dr 2500's are now at
    some dealers, Stevinson Chevy in Denver, CO has not 1 but 4 yes 4 2500 4dr's on the lot that have not been sold yet (as of Fri 2/25). They even have 3 or 4 more on order. One of them is mine, 2500 4dr 4wd LS everything except leather. This is very good news for those of us waiting a long time for this.
    truck.
  • n75v111n75v111 Member Posts: 243
    us informed when you get it and as you get some miles on it etc.

    Thanks - llb
  • tonka29tonka29 Member Posts: 1
    shifting problem, I believe I have experienced this same oddity, where at LIGHT THROTTLE acceleration the tranny shifts like a pro stock quarter mile car and makes the whole truck shudder.Has only done this on two or three separate occasions, but has occurred through all gears 1-4 and has a more noticeable downshift upon braking to a stop. Much more effective than coffee for an early morning eye opener! But I definitely wouldn't get rid of it for that reason!
    (By the way, my truck was special ordered too, so I am not driving royb3's returned truck by the luck of the draw)
  • mozeemozee Member Posts: 12
    I went by my local chevy dealer and as I passed by the rows I saw 2 2500 4x4's 4drs!!.I ran in and took the black/pewter one for a ride.No wind noise at all,I went over the seals and fit and finish-it was first rate,doors shut solid and tight.The salesman tried to steer me towards a 1500,I had to argue to get to drive the 2500.I have no use for the wimpy axles and brakes under a 1500, I use my truck to plow and tow,and carry 2000-3000 lbs of fertilizer,the 2500 is the bargain next to 1500,no wonder they are hard to find.I have Dodge/cummins and this 6.0 is weak on the bottom,it wouldnt pull OD up a small incline on the interstate,empty!It dropped to 3rd,then it woke up.I was going 65,at 1800 rpms,it had 3.73.I love the brakes,handling,ride,and trans temp guage.It was a loaded LS with plow prep and firm ride,but it still rode beautiful.It was 32,701 on sticker.All I could get them to was 31995.I was going to sign the papers right there if they'd went to 31000.I guess Ill order.Dealer was good to deal with.Is this price good considering the supply/demand situation.I cant see paying almost full retail,I wont do it-Ill just order-Im in no hurry.PS the trans flared up until it warmed up too!maybe they all do it?why I wonder,I thought it was low on trans fluid.
  • sdpiersonsdpierson Member Posts: 69
    What do you mean the trans "flared up"?
    I too have seen the 4 doors at a dealership, 4 of them 2500's. All longbed 4x4.
    I have one on order,a shortbed, see what happens.
    I've been told from another post that the 2500 light duty will still have a 300HP 6.0L in 2001.
    Only the 2500 HD and 3500 will have the 325HP in 2001.
    Anyone else heard this?
  • mozeemozee Member Posts: 12
    By flare up,I mean on the 1-2 shift it would rev up and then drop back after the shift,like it had worn clutches or band.It also held gears to long until it warmed up,then all those things went away and it was perfect.It had a slight vibration as you accelerated from a stop to about 40 then it was smooth as glass.It only had 20 miles on it so I didn't get on it hard to see if the vibration was worse.
  • mozeemozee Member Posts: 12
    I think GM calling the silverado 2500 an LD is bull,LD vehicles are up to 8500GVWR,HD is 8600 and up.These are facts,it has been this way for 30+ years that I know of.It has to do with emissions and chassis.I think them having 3 different 2500 styles at the same time is confusing them.The C/K,silverado and new factory lifted HD.I have an 89 GMC 2500 LD and its 6 lugs and 7200Gvwr,now thats an LD,not the 8 lug silverado.
  • mozeemozee Member Posts: 12
    Update:salesman called back this morning and says the boss approved a sale price of 31195.My wife took the call,I didnt get home in time to return call.I wonder if theyll take off another 700 by monday?Maybe Ill buy it then,but I really wanted alum wheels,and pwr seats,which it didnt have and it had high back buckets which are a PITA for the snow plowing I do(they block rear vision noticably)and they wernt cheap,the center console looks cheesy and is small and to low to rest arm on.I love the center console in Dodge,all my plow paperwork fits in without folding,plenty of room and big flat writing surface,are you listening GM?Otherwize I love that truck.
  • mgdvhmanmgdvhman Member Posts: 4,157
    My 2000 8600GVW 2500 LT acts like you said when it's cold. You take it easy for a mile or two and it warms up and shifts fine. That's normal.
    I would order what you want if you are not in a hurry.
    The LD is an appropriate name....even though it has 8 lugs...it's still 7200GVW. Yeah that's more than a 1500...but farr from an 8600 HD.

    Good Luck

    - Tim
  • mgdvhmanmgdvhman Member Posts: 4,157
    You can get a 2WD in 7200 and 8600 GVW....5.3 is 7200...6.0 is 8600. So the engine is what denotes LD.
    All 2500 4WD are 6.0 and 8600.

    - Tim
  • cdeancdean Member Posts: 1,110
    It IS a Light Duty truck, especially compared to the REAL Heavy dutys that come out in August.
  • kmoon26221kmoon26221 Member Posts: 6
    I just got my 2500 LT "heavy duty" four wheel drive four door Silverado. I ordered February 19th. The order was accepted with no tpw scheduled. When GM stopped taking orders this past week they directed all dealer allocations be routed to ordered vehicles, with the promise of future allocation. My dealer said he doesn't expect to see any four doors on his lot until September with the 2001 model. It rides like a dream-no shakes, rattles, vibrations-quiet-real quiet. I can hardly hear the rubber against the pavement and I have the o.r. tires. I think I am going to like this truck.

    Keith M
  • n75v111n75v111 Member Posts: 243
    THE OLD BODY STYLE. (This one was not Ext. Cab)GM window invoice states model year 2000 2500 HD but the front end, grill, head lites etc. is pre-99. This one did not have the 6.0 engine either.

    Is this a case that GM can't produce sufficient new style units and has reverted back to previous design and calling them 2000 Models???

    Are there Ext. Cab "HD's" with the new Silverado design showing up??

    The Chicago Auto Show had 2001 2500 "HD" Silverado (New Cab, Grill etc.) model with 325 hp 6.0 engine so wonder why "HD's" here are old style?

    llb
  • n75v111n75v111 Member Posts: 243
    Opening Flairs. HAS ANYONE REMOVED the FLAIRS that GM is installing on all 2500's now? (All 1500's coming on the lots don't seem to have them)

    I like the flair that is designed in as part of the body fendor and think generally things that get added on as an AFTER thought look CHEEP.
    (Also it creats a place for salt and dirt to collect over time which will eventually cause major rust problems.)

    So! IS THERE ANYONE ELSE out their that feels like I do and want them OFF????
    I know they are held on by the plastic plugs so should not be much problem to remove them, especially if done right away when it comes into the dealer or first thing when you drive it home.

    BUT -- Are there any marks left in the new paint while truck is in shippment AFTER they are removed ?????????????????????
    (I assume the metal underneath is finished just like the 1500's without the STUPID flairs.

    THANKS - LLB
  • 81chevy81chevy Member Posts: 37
    Chevy is doing like Ford,

    first redesign the 1/2ton and light duty 3/4,

    so the C/K series in 3/4 heavy duty and 1 ton is still being produced until this fall when the new heavier trucks are out on the market
  • mgdvhmanmgdvhman Member Posts: 4,157
    just have no clue.

    An unlimited supply of Mis-information.

    - Tim
  • lseisenlseisen Member Posts: 2
    I have a 1999 Silverado 2500 LS X/Cab LB 4x4 with 15,000 miles and have had absolutely NO problems; My only regret: only 3 doors.

    Incidently, the transmission's shift points are delayed when the engine is cold to "speed up" reaching operating temperature -- on a cold morning it takes a mile or two to reach operating temperature ...
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