assembly plant?

[1997chevydriver]

I wouldn't worry about that mine is Canadian too. But i've had a few canada built gm's and they seem to be in better shape then the others for some reason

To me it seems like trucks from Canada have better heaters in them. Might just be me thinking that though

 

[jeff's88silverado]

I will agree with you on that

 

[1997chevydriver]

In my 97 it will cook you out with it on low but my 94 which was built in MI I have to have it on Hi to even remotely cook ya out.

 

[jeff's88silverado]

I got you beat mine has a 180 t stat, rad leak so its usually low, and no headliner and it'll run you outta there on low. lol
And my 88 had to be on med. usually

 

[Devs93]

I don't need to look to know where my SS was made

Why was i not jacking these out of the plant........thats rt i was 7-10 years old

 

[Devs93]

Kinda funny really most of the gmt400s I see around here were texas built but even though they were building em in FT wayne. Just kinda funny

 

[RHamill]

Im glad my truck was made in Canada at least, instead of Mexico. Mine is a 96' built in 12/95, so I had to do the PCM jumper wire bulletin for the transmission ground.

 

[JParker2012]

KI\\ER was built in Oshawa, Ontario Canada, and im not sure were my step-side was built, but i will check when I pick him up from the shop today

 

[trailer-trash]

My truck was born in Pontiac, Michigan. It got a new cab some years ago...but its U.S. made too...not sure that it matters..but cool to find out. Thanks for the info guys.

 

[FastOrange]

Both of my trucks are built in fort wayne, in fact all of my OBS's have been built in america.