Tonyrodz's Tahoe Build Thread

[MadDogDelpho]

I would figure most southern Tahoes are from Arlington, and northern ones are from Wisconsin

 

[jarydM]

Arlington here too.

Of course! Probably made them at the same time

 

[2011SSVHOE]

Hey Tony, I was Looking at your build sheet, WTF is RPO R6M, New Jersey Cost Surcharge ? WTF is that? and X88 Chevrolet conversion? what do have a transformer?

 

[PG01]

Arlington str

I would figure most southern Tahoes are from Arlington, and northern ones are from Wisconsin

mines an arlington and im NY.....2013 tho

 

[Tonyrodz]

Hey Tony, I was Looking at your build sheet, WTF is RPO R6M, New Jersey Cost Surcharge ? WTF is that? and X88 Chevrolet conversion? what do have a transformer?

I have no clue. Maybe it's some kind of zone interoffice thing with GM.
I was wondering about that NJ surcharge thing myself. Is GM ******** on Jersey too? Lol. Maybe it's a fuel surcharge.
I wonder: Vehicles built in Texas, code YE9 states LS, convenience pkg or whatever it states, and vehicles built in Wisconsin, code YE9 says Silverado. I wonder if that's the difference, 2 different factories. Even tho it's still GM, it could be a little different, even tho it means the same thing. Just thinking out loud. Anyone have a different thought or idea on this?

 

[MadDogDelpho]

Well that's probably not it, because GM said Silverado for mine too, but elsewhere on the web it says other stuff so I don't know. And @Galante all of the US NNBS trucks after 2009 were made in Arlington, according to Wikipedia.

 

[Tonyrodz]

Well that's probably not it, because GM said Silverado for mine too, but elsewhere on the web it says other stuff so I don't know. And @Galante all of the US NNBS trucks after 2009 were made in Arlington, according to Wikipedia.

So what do you think it could be? GM does some crazy stuff sometimes.

 

[MadDogDelpho]

Well I know that Silverado used to just be a package, so maybe in GM's coding it might be like what decides that it's not a "Work Truck" model, because they had LS and LT Silverados in the 90s. It might have just been a hold over from the OBS

 

[Tonyrodz]

Well I know that Silverado used to just be a package, so maybe in GM's coding it might be like what decides that it's not a "Work Truck" model, because they had LS and LT Silverados in the 90s. It might have just been a hold over from the OBS

Sounds plausible.

 

[Fosscore]

Arlington, TX here.