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[Kyle97GMC]

My truck was made in Canada too I'm just wondering how common that is with GMT400's.

Mine was also made in Canada and was bought brand new in Las Vegas, Nevada haha

 

[southern_z71_92]

My truck was made in Canada too I'm just wondering how common that is with GMT400's.

mine too

 

[The Arctic Fox]

Mine was also made in Canada and was bought brand new in Las Vegas, Nevada haha

mine too

Alright must be a pretty common thing.

 

[1badgmc]

Alright must be a pretty common thing.

It is. Whenever you're walking through a parking lot, just take a peek at the VIN of other trucks. Look at the first digit. That's the country of origin established by it's assembly point. 1 = USA, 2 = Canada, 3 = Mexico. Those are the 3 that you'll see on GMT-400s.

 

[FastOrange]

Someone once told me all extended cabs were made in Canada, no clue if that's true.

 

[bluex]

Someone once told me all extended cabs were made in Canada, no clue if that's true.

Mine was built in Texas...

 

[dowsewashere]

Wisconson... I dont know if being a tahoe is different

 

[1badgmc]

Someone once told me all extended cabs were made in Canada, no clue if that's true.

Some, but definitely not all. My '94 ext. cab was built in Ft. Wayne, IN as was my '91 reg. cab. My Suburban came from Canada and my former '99 Yukon was built down the road from me in Arlington, TX.

 

[someotherguy]

Out of a whole whack of parts trucks the overwhelming majority of extended cabs I had were Canadian-built; these were typically 1500's. However, any 2500 extended cabs I had including my personal truck, the black 2500LD, were US-built. All the regular cabs from 1500 up to 3500HD I had were US-built, as well as the SUV's and crew cabs. (I've got an old inventory spreadsheet with the VIN's and short descriptions handy; was easy to check)

Richard

 

[volunteerff21]

Welcome! I remember you from chevytalk! Glad to see you over here.