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#32 of 86 Not Champion by fastz28 Nov 23, 2001 (8:32 am)
Capitol. I went to Champion first, but couldn't strike a deal there. So I went to Capitol. Easiest deal ever, told them what *I* want to pay, they either take it or I'm going somewhere else.
#33 of 86 Fuel tank cap. by subdoc4 Dec 01, 2001 (4:17 pm)
I purchased a 3/4 ton. The ad says a 37 gal fuel tank. The owners manual state 31 gal. Anyone know who's right?
#34 of 86 Fuel tank cap. by gandolphxx Dec 01, 2001 (8:14 pm)
I have the 2500 - 37 gal - watch out the "get gas" light goes on 4 gals - best start looking for a station quick.
#35 of 86 Fuel Tank by ygmn Dec 03, 2001 (7:27 am)
1500 has 31 gallons and I have never seen it as more or less.   Now the 2500 may have more but do not know.
#36 of 86 Scale model Avalanche by whitevette01 Jan 08, 2002 (8:07 am)
A while back some were looking for a scale model die cast. Can check out www.diecastauto.com
#37 of 86 Tonneau cover? by loyalfan1 Jan 09, 2002 (5:20 am)
The Av I want to buy has the soft tonneau cover which replaces the 3 piece rigid cover. I was wondering if there are any advantages / disadvantages to the soft cover other than the fact that you can't stow anything on top of it. And does anyone know which came first?
#38 of 86 Tonneau cover? by naylor99 Jan 09, 2002 (7:02 am)
All other things being equal, the rigid panels increase the price by $600. To me, the panels are what makes the Avalanche so practical. You can lock the whole shebang, for one thing. Another nicety of the design is that you can remove just one or two of the panels as needed --the others are independently clamped into place. Also, there may be times when it is nice to have a place to sit above the crowd... I would also expect that the panels will age more gracefully than a soft cover. Just my 2 cents.
#39 of 86 Loyalfan - Don't by timfarn Jan 09, 2002 (7:04 am)
I think one of the best features is the hard cover supplied on the Av. The tonneau is an option for a credit - and the $600 (MSRP) is not worth it. The soft weighs less and takes less room on board to store. The hard covers will support weight, attachment is quick and easy, and they make for a tight, solid cover for the bed. I can't speak for the sealing ability of the tonneau on the Av, but my F150 did not seal at all with the factory tonneau.
#40 of 86 Tonneau by ygmn Jan 09, 2002 (3:24 pm)
I looked at one and was not impressed with it.   It seemed difficult to remove and reattach.   Go for the hard cover IMO.
#41 of 86 Am I dreaming? by hultzger Jan 10, 2002 (9:58 am)
I picked up my Pewter Z66 on Tuesday. Its got the Z66 and neutral sport leather seats. It drives like a dream.   In doing my research I looked into the soft tonneau. I knew I didn't want it, so I asked several dealers about swapping for the rigid cover. One flat out said it could not be retrofitted.   Another(I bought the truck from)said that there are a lot of soft cover trucks out there due to production problems at the factory(same thing happened with the privacy glass). So instead of shutting down production they offered the soft covers with a $600 credit. He said supplies should increase in April and there would be a retrofit kit.   I guess a lot dealers are stuck with trucks with the soft covers. You might be able to get a deal on truck with the soft cover. But I think the hard cover is a requirement, otherwise why get the Avalanche?   Rick

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