Chevy trucks vs. GMC trucks

[GoCougs]

GMC, owing to front end styling. Though no truck front end today looks good IMO, the GMC Sierra looks the least offensive (and Chevy the absolute worst).

[the Teuton]

Are you thinking what I'm thinking?

[93JC]

Are you thinking what I'm thinking?

I think so, but if they called them "Sad Meals" kids wouldn't buy them.

[the Teuton]

Then we shall (be like Infiniti and) try to take over the world!

[Gotta-Qik-C7]

Are you thinking what I'm thinking?

Too bad Honda couldn't get it rite!   

[Tave]

Y'know, everyone likes to poke fun at the RamBox, and it is a little humorous, but it's really just part of a larger effort of Dodge to offer built in storage boxes on the Ram. They permeate the entire truck; I believe it has something like over 20 compartments. I think it's awesome. You can carry a ton of gear--flashlights, chains, rope, clothes, sleeping bags, air compressor, tire kits, water, binoculars, gloves, etc--without any of it cluttering up the cabin. I think it'd be awesome if you did a lot of camping. Once you get it stocked, all you have to worry about packing is the stuff for that particular trip. Although you might have a problem remembering were all the secret stash spots are.

I haven't got a chance to take a good look at the RamBox, so I don't know how it good it could service our work trucks. I suspect that, while it might carry the equipment in out sideboxes, it couldn't replace the frontbox, and since it runs all the way to the cab, we wouldn't get much use out of it.

[Eye of the Tiger]

I think it's great that even the little Rambox compartments have internal latch releases, just in case somebody decides to stuff a kid or a midget in one of them.

[SVT666]

I think it's great that even the little Rambox compartments have internal latch releases, just in case somebody decides to stuff a kid or a midget in one of them.

It's big enough.  I can't find it right now, but I saw a picture of an 8 year old boy laying inside one.

[Colonel Cadillac]

I'd go with the Suburban unless I was going all the way up to the LTZ, in which the Yukon XL Denali is only slightly more expensive, and has a ton more power so I'd chose that over the LTZ Suburban.

The pickup trucks on the other hand, GMC all the way.

[hotrodalex]

It's big enough.  I can't find it right now, but I saw a picture of an 8 year old boy laying inside one.

I got a new fridge and it says that when you get rid of your old one you should be careful as it might be a health hazard if someone got stuck in it. Maybe someone could fit if all the shelves were taken out, but still. And it shouldn't be too hard to kick the door open.. (I should have experimented!)

[Rupert]

Y'know, everyone likes to poke fun at the RamBox, and it is a little humorous, but it's really just part of a larger effort of Dodge to offer built in storage boxes on the Ram. They permeate the entire truck; I believe it has something like over 20 compartments. I think it's awesome. You can carry a ton of gear--flashlights, chains, rope, clothes, sleeping bags, air compressor, tire kits, water, binoculars, gloves, etc--without any of it cluttering up the cabin. I think it'd be awesome if you did a lot of camping. Once you get it stocked, all you have to worry about packing is the stuff for that particular trip. Although you might have a problem remembering were all the secret stash spots are.

I haven't got a chance to take a good look at the RamBox, so I don't know how it good it could service our work trucks. I suspect that, while it might carry the equipment in out sideboxes, it couldn't replace the frontbox, and since it runs all the way to the cab, we wouldn't get much use out of it.

Yeah, I love having places to put my standard tools, chains, oil, tow rope etc. I hate having that crap floating around the back...

[Eye of the Tiger]

Yeah, I love having places to put my standard tools, chains, oil, tow rope etc. I hate having that crap floating around the back...

That's what goes in the xtended cab, mang

[Minpin]

Yeah, I love having places to put my standard tools, chains, oil, tow rope etc. I hate having that crap floating around the back...

They do sell tool boxes for that reason. They are really handy, and they lock so faggotrey won't steal yourself.

[Rupert]

<-- SUV

[Minpin]

<-- SUV

OH. Well, I figured we were talking about your work truck, since it was a thread about trucks....

I bet they make some kind of boxes for ess you vees as well though.

[Rupert]

Meh, I don't wanna have shit in a box in the back anymore than I want it banging about. I like making use of the empty places in the body for storage, if only they would put some doors in there.

For my work truck, we have to have a shovel, Pulaski, saw, etc. in the back, so there isn't much chance of consolidating all that into a nice little box. Besides, boxes = $, and the taxpayers don't it when we spend $.

[Minpin]

Meh, I don't wanna have shit in a box in the back anymore than I want it banging about. I like making use of the empty places in the body for storage, if only they would put some doors in there.

For my work truck, we have to have a shovel, Pulaski, saw, etc. in the back, so there isn't much chance of consolidating all that into a nice little box. Besides, boxes = $, and the taxpayers don't it when we spend $.

Roger. They are great beer transporting devices however. My buddy's toolbox on his Colorado fits a snug 14 cases.

Worth it right there. 

[sportyaccordy]

Ever since I was about 8 and spent that year in Kentucky I've always been partial to GMCs. Chevys just seem so.... commoner. GMCs are rarer and seem to either be better equipped or built for a purpose.

[Rupert]

I don't think you can use the word "rare" in this context... It's like saying KMart is better than Wal Mart because KMart is rarer.

[Tave]

Unless I really think about it, the Chevy-GMC separation doesn't even register with me. I just look at either one and think, "Oh, it's a GM truck."

[SVT666]

Sierra FTW!

[Eye of the Tiger]

GMC

[TBR]

The GMCs have almost always looked better (the exception being when the previous generation first came out) so they get my vote.

[68_427]

That is the Denali respectively, but the front end on any model is more appealing than the Chevy counterpart.