2007 Chevy Silverado and GMC Sierra Classic vs New

My daughter just purchased a 2007 Chevrolet Silverado Classic without power door locks or power windows. We priced having them added at a local specialty shop and wondered if it would be cheaper to try and buy the door panels with the motors and switches from a salvage yard instead of the kit to upgrade to the power? The question is,,,,, does this pickup have the wiring harness for the power windows and door locks stubbed off in the door behind the panels or not? Anyone know if the wiring harness is there with the plug end? Thanks in advance for any help.

#28 of 29 help! by southrncomfort

Jul 29, 2011 (1:12 pm)

I'm attempting to get my short father running boards for his birthday so he doesn't brake his 60 year old neck. He has a 2007 Silverado Extended Cab, Classic or New body style- have no clue. I've seen the answer to the question about the difference, it just won't show the pix. I don't really care what the difference is unless I need to for the running boards. *Does it make a difference? *If it does, how can I tell?

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kcram (Jul 29, 2011 7:48 pm)

#29 of 29 Re: help! [southrncomfort] by kcram HOST

Jul 29, 2011 (7:48 pm)

Replying to: southrncomfort (Jul 29, 2011 1:12 pm)

The 2007 "Classic" is the same as the 2006 with the side-by-side headlights over the equally wide turn signals/running lights. The 2007 "New" is the same as the 2008-2011 models with the stacked headlights.

Depending on which boards you are considering, it can make a difference. Once you determine which version he has, shop for the 2006 or 2008 as appropriate.

kcram - Pickups/Wagons/Vans+Minivans Host

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