Hello I work at Flint Assembly. I'm glad you enjoyed your trip through our facility. Over 1,000 people touched your truck to get it assembled. I work in Chassi 1 exhaust install on 2nd shift. I missed working on your truck. In one day we build on average over 1,000 trucks a day. It's a smooth operation to get this done. I hope you enjoy your truck for a good long time. It's Proudly built by UAW Local 598 members.
Jeff anyway to get a detailed update on a truck build I ordered? Dealer just says been accepted. I checked with the message bot and said accepted by General motors headed to production but been saying this for a while. Build# DDMJ1F
good luck. I ordered one last June (2023) it was built first week of January and being held for "quality inspection" ever since. it's been 2 months as of March.@@nicklouallen4784
Ah, the memories of when I worked there in the late 70's! Surprised to see it so familiar. I was a painter one year and I see that robots have replaced me. I used to paint the left door inside and out, dashboard, left side of box and left side of tailgate. I had a guy across the booth doing the other side. When I was there, they built GMC and Chevy trucks on one line and Blazers and Sububans on the other. Line speed was usually 62.5 trucks per hour.
Howard I think I was as excited as you were watching the video of your truck! By far the coolest video I have seen From your channel. Very rare to actually be on the assembly line participating and watching your little baby come to life. Congratulations! I'm looking forward to more videos of her! ❤
Truck guys won’t want to hear this… But if you really want to be impressed you should watch a Tesla being built. It’s like regular army vs. special forces!
Picked up my BMW 320d from the factory in Munich about 10 years ago. Part of the deal was a complete guided tour through the factory which showed the exact same technologies as this Chevy factory albeit much cleaner in Munich. Pretty cool to watch. At the end we went and picked up our vehicle after a lengthy orientation in the "showroom". A great experience and we were treated like royalty.
Fantastic experience actually watching your personal truck being built! Very few people will have the provenance of their actual truck like you do. I am happy for you to have been able to watch you watch your Baby being built! I bet you can't wait to pick it up back home. If it was me, I would have begged them to just let me drive it home. HA!!!
Its so cool that Chevy recognizes you as a fellow trucker and gives the privilege. So I thank Chevy and thank you Howard, you are a great trucker and do deserve this extremely rare and nice approach of the General. Kudos.
It’s very exciting to see your own truck being built I totally understand because I also saw my 2011 GMC 3500 HD turbo diesel Z71 being built . It’s an amazing experience that I will never forget, in fact I love my truck more because of it . I took over 100 pictures and had the chance to talk with the GM workers . Those workers are amazing at Flint Michigan 🇺🇸 USA great team work. By watching your videos I know that the factory line has changed so much since 2011 . The body marriage is so different now and the truck are on a suspension conveyor belts , and they are putting the tires at last stage of the process . Back in 2011 the tires 🛞 were installed right after the frame and motor installation. Many improvements have occurred since then. God bless America 🇺🇸🇨🇦
OHH WOW,, I just found a 3500HD at my local GA dealer for $82K. wow. what a deal. 1/3 the price of house on depreciating piece of metal with 4 round rolling rubber things
I remember a school field trip to watch them build 1978 Buicks. We where there all day long and saw nearly the entire process. I was amazing how fast those workers could install the vynal tops on those cars.
Great job to the great workers at Flint Assembly! I love being part of the GM family and I get a chance to visit this and other plants in the area on a regular basis, Flint is my favorite though!
The car lots in my area are packed with hundreds of beautiful trucks just like these. They are just sitting there for the admiration of us all. It sure is fun to visit them in their now natural habit.
Excellent video, cudos to you & to GM allowing you to get right in the thick of the assembly process ! Love your proper 8 foot bed - a real truck ! And the gorgeous RED metal flake - not boring grey primer color we see too much of. I miss my Chevy C3500 2000 MY dually 454 gasser. This truck will pull your 5th wheel like there's no tomorrow
I used to work at Norfolk Assembly building F series trucks. I've seen so many trucks be built that I'm perfectly happy if I never see another truck built.
I remember last year when I was in Detroit for the first time ever. I went to the Ford plant and museum. It was the coolest thing ever for a truck nut. Can’t wait to see the next video. Thank You 🙏
@GilmanPando because you're imagining and exaggerating it. 99% of the time, the side of the road is empty and most of the time they're occupied by people with flat tires
Its amazing growing up in the Detroit area and being able to take field trips to this plant, and the ford River Rouge factory tour. I feel bad for those who don't live close enough to be able to do so!!
Love this! One of the few videos of assembly lines where you see them filling fluids and checking alignment and stuff. Everyone usually glosses over that part. Very cool! Thank you!
Been driving my 2002 silverado 1500 since new. Looks like the only truck i will ever be able to own. 🥺 Too bad your truck will live at the dealerships though, with all those emission problems. Good luck.
Excellent video and I agree, awesome that GM allowed you to follow along on your build! Really nice truck by the way, I’m one of the 90%’s you mentioned but the red looks amazing.
Awesome video. I've spent a lot of time in a GM plant. We originally lived in MA and my dad worked at the Framingham plant. Got transfered to DE to work at the Boxwood plant. Think they were building the Solstice before that one closed down. Now it's an Amazon hub. Anyway, did a few field trips with schools there over the years plus spent time after school waiting for dad to finish for the day. Watching that plant operate in unison with those robots was amazing! Now I'm 40 and my 4th GM truck is 10 days old sitting outside this same Michigan plant. 24' Sierra 3500 crew cab long bed gas at4! Ever since my first truck, my 04 Colorado, I've wanted a HD beast. Now I actually need it for work and it's a reality. I have had great luck with each truck. The truck my new one is replacing is a 2015 max tow 1500 sierra with 282k on it now. Still looks new. I've got almost 700,000 miles out of the previous 3. Looking forward to another 250k out of this one! Can't wait
I was skimming through the comments ( watched the video when it first came out as well ) as I have put an order in for a 2025 Chev HD 3500 standard bed with the L8T and that is why your comment stood out. I am curious how its been working out for you so far, over all truck wise mechanically as well as thoughts on the engine and mpg. Unfortunately I have been hearing about transmission issues with the 10 speed in the diesels since they have been out a lot longer then the 10 speed introduction into the gas in 2024.
How awesome it must be to see your own truck being built right before your eyes,only in my dreams will I ever own one of these beauties the most awesome trucks in the world only in my dreams maybe in some other time after I'm gone will I own one so beautiful.
Beautiful truck and great video. The robots in that place amazed me, when it flipped the bed upside down I thought I was looking at a die cast model set being assembled, it looked so light and effortless. The scale and complexity of everything is really incredible. What an awesome thing to see your own truck being built like that, living the dream!
We have a 2022 GMC double cab Duramax, 4x4 in that color. ALMOST 2 years old and your video makes me want to take the girl for a drive. That color in the sunlight is magic! Congratulations on the new truck!
Glad that factory built your truck perfect. My black 2024 LTZ had some errors the workers missed. A dust nib in the paint on back driver passenger door. Noticed it a week after owning it, went to several body shops and they said they could try to wet sand or repaint but I chose neither of those two options. Small dent on front passenger rockers, luckily the paint wasn’t cracked or chipped. Front driver seat floor trim not lined up properly. Inexcusable for $75,000 truck. Already looking forward to getting a new one in two years. Pretty upsetting that I’ll have to be on the lookout for errors that shouldn’t be there from the get go.
I feel like your dealer should've caught that stuff during the PDI process and let GM know about it. Because if they caught it, they might not have let you taken delivery until all the issues were addressed.
Beautiful color too! Very cool how you got to report on this and give a play by play on what is going on! Awesome. I bought off the lot a 2023 Chevy 1500 Trail Boss Custom. Nothing fancy but it looks really good. Never had a Chevy and love it so far. Always was a Ford guy. Got it white.
Very cool to see. I remember when you could pay extra to get a Cadillac color on a Buick and you could pick up your vehicle at the plant and drive it home
So bittersweet to watch this, reminds me so much of getting to go on a tour of the GM plant and watch my dad at work building Tahoe/Suburban and Yukon/Yukon Denali trucks, I still remember the ‘body drop’ and the frame flip. The only thing missing is the andon system music and new car smell. The plant looks very similar to Janesville Assembly Plant too, lots of overhead chain lines and floor tracks, too bad that is all gone now! 😢 I wonder if Flint Assembly has a bumpy test track and the rain booth like Janesville had.
My 2015 2500 HD was built in that plant. 136000 miles and it's been perfect. Runs and drives like a dream, 6.0 litre gas. Mine is red also, I think that year called it ruby red metallic. I love it. It's a Chevy also.
I use to live in San Antonio a decade ago, and we took a bunch of Boy Scouts to the Tundra plant and we all got to watch Toyota assemble several Toyota Tundras. To this day it is still one of the coolest things that I have ever seen. Because of that tour and seeing the quality in person is why a few years later I bought a Tundra and still drive it to this day. Congrats on your truck!
That was cool to watch. That had to be very exciting to watch your own truck being built. Very happy for you, and hope you have many enjoyable and trouble-free miles in your new rig. Enjoy your channel!
Did you watch as the union guy put his beer can in your door? Btw, i was born and raised in flint. All along saginaw street across from the old fisher body plant were bars. Shop rats would go get plastered at lunch then stagger back to work.
This was a cool video and a very awesome experience for you I’m sure. I would have loved to have seen mine being built. My 2022 came from the same place. Just turned 36,000 miles yesterday. So far it’s been so good.
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Really cool of GM to allow you access to watch and film this - congrats on the truck!
GM does stuff like this from time to time, that's one thing I like about them.
They better let me if spend $100,000 at the communist company.
has to be ok'd by plant shift supervisor. If he says NO then you're SOL
What truck? That's not a real truck
If I paid over $100,000 for a truck, I'd expect them to let me go watch as well.
Hello I work at Flint Assembly. I'm glad you enjoyed your trip through our facility. Over 1,000 people touched your truck to get it assembled. I work in Chassi 1 exhaust install on 2nd shift. I missed working on your truck. In one day we build on average over 1,000 trucks a day. It's a smooth operation to get this done. I hope you enjoy your truck for a good long time. It's Proudly built by UAW Local 598 members.
Very cool!
Jeff anyway to get a detailed update on a truck build I ordered? Dealer just says been accepted. I checked with the message bot and said accepted by General motors headed to production but been saying this for a while. Build# DDMJ1F
good luck. I ordered one last June (2023) it was built first week of January and being held for "quality inspection" ever since. it's been 2 months as of March.@@nicklouallen4784
Heck yeah great job!
Thank you guys and gals for building great trucks - we customers appreciate your efforts.
Ah, the memories of when I worked there in the late 70's! Surprised to see it so familiar. I was a painter one year and I see that robots have replaced me. I used to paint the left door inside and out, dashboard, left side of box and left side of tailgate. I had a guy across the booth doing the other side.
When I was there, they built GMC and Chevy trucks on one line and Blazers and Sububans on the other. Line speed was usually 62.5 trucks per hour.
Thats an amazing number like 1 every minute. Hard to even imagine that
You might have built my vehicle 👍👍👍
If it is a’78 or ‘79, there is a 33% chance I did. There were three shifts at the time and I worked second shift.🙂
ha you probably painted my truck
The paint shop is in a whole new building now. This complex has gotten quite the face lift since your days.
Howard I think I was as excited as you were watching the video of your truck! By far the coolest video I have seen
From your channel. Very rare to actually be on the assembly line participating and watching your little baby come to life. Congratulations! I'm looking forward to more videos of her! ❤
Truck guys won’t want to hear this… But if you really want to be impressed you should watch a Tesla being built. It’s like regular army vs. special forces!
That is sooo cool! Thanks for sharing!
When you look at the complexity of the modern vehicle, it’s amazing that there is so few issues.
Thanks for sharing this amazing process. But for $102k I would've expected a happier ending.
This truck should be no more than 50k. GM= con artists
@@Jeff-sp7bg Even 50k is really too much as there are houses within just a few miles of this factory that are priced under 50k.
That's CAD
Back in 95 I got to see Peterbilt build my 357 tri axle it was a great experience
I was also able to see my 2020 Silverado 3500 dually final assembly at Flint. Life changing experience that I will never forget.
Picked up my BMW 320d from the factory in Munich about 10 years ago. Part of the deal was a complete guided tour through the factory which showed the exact same technologies as this Chevy factory albeit much cleaner in Munich. Pretty cool to watch. At the end we went and picked up our vehicle after a lengthy orientation in the "showroom". A great experience and we were treated like royalty.
I like the fact the building is old and has that long history behind it, something genuine about that
It just amazes me how these robots work well with one another without arguing with each other and getting along very well.
It was amazing seeing your truck being built. congrats on ur new chevy
I'm Pro Cevy/GM and this in an awesome video, Cudos to Chevy for letting you see your truck being built and video it. Chevy!!!!
Good. Pr too
Fantastic experience actually watching your personal truck being built! Very few people will have the provenance of their actual truck like you do. I am happy for you to have been able to watch you watch your Baby being built! I bet you can't wait to pick it up back home. If it was me, I would have begged them to just let me drive it home. HA!!!
me too
You should be screaming put on lots of anti seize on every bolt for all the recalls 😂
Congratulations! That was a once in a lifetime experience!
Beautiful truck. May she bring you many years of good service.
Its so cool that Chevy recognizes you as a fellow trucker and gives the privilege. So I thank Chevy and thank you Howard, you are a great trucker and do deserve this extremely rare and nice approach of the General. Kudos.
Radiant red is the best color GM has right now. Gorgeous
That would be awesome to see your order come to life. Adds a whole dimension to the process.
It’s very exciting to see your own truck being built I totally understand because I also saw my 2011 GMC 3500 HD turbo diesel Z71 being built . It’s an amazing experience that I will never forget, in fact I love my truck more because of it . I took over 100 pictures and had the chance to talk with the GM workers . Those workers are amazing at Flint Michigan 🇺🇸 USA great team work. By watching your videos I know that the factory line has changed so much since 2011 . The body marriage is so different now and the truck are on a suspension conveyor belts , and they are putting the tires at last stage of the process . Back in 2011 the tires 🛞 were installed right after the frame and motor installation. Many improvements have occurred since then. God bless America 🇺🇸🇨🇦
I can certainly see how running a pneumatic wrench while getting parts delivered to you equates to $100K annually.
OHH WOW,, I just found a 3500HD at my local GA dealer for $82K. wow. what a deal. 1/3 the price of house on depreciating piece of metal with 4 round rolling rubber things
I didn't see mine made but sat down with the dealer and went over everything took 7 months but well worth it!!!!
I remember a school field trip to watch them build 1978 Buicks. We where there all day long and saw nearly the entire process. I was amazing how fast those workers could install the vynal tops on those cars.
Great job to the great workers at Flint Assembly! I love being part of the GM family and I get a chance to visit this and other plants in the area on a regular basis, Flint is my favorite though!
Thanks GM for the access.
These new 2024 Chevy's are sick looking!
Hi 👋
The car lots in my area are packed with hundreds of beautiful trucks just like these. They are just sitting there for the admiration of us all. It sure is fun to visit them in their now natural habit.
My Dad worked here in the 50’s he worked on the first Corvette in 1953.
sorry wrong plant, they built the corvette in st louis, nice try🤣
Always wished I could watch my vehicle being built. Talk about knowing your truck inside and out.
Excellent video, cudos to you & to GM allowing you to get right in the thick of the assembly process ! Love your proper 8 foot bed - a real truck ! And the gorgeous RED metal flake - not boring grey primer color we see too much of. I miss my Chevy C3500 2000 MY dually 454 gasser. This truck will pull your 5th wheel like there's no tomorrow
The red and assembly line reminds me of the movie Christine 😅 congrats on the truck 🎉
I suppose that means this truck of his will live forever then 😉
Now that was a great video!, fantastic you guys were able to do that and GM sees the value in allowing this to happen!
Congratulations thanks for buying one of our trucks built with pride
Great video sir. I would have never asked for anything less. Appreciation to GM for giving you the access to film you truck being assembled.
I used to work at Norfolk Assembly building F series trucks. I've seen so many trucks be built that I'm perfectly happy if I never see another truck built.
That’s awesome thankyou for sharing that was your best video yet
This is the most impressive truck video I've seen in a a wile, thanks. Róger from beautiful Costa Rica 🇨🇷
BEAUTIFUL! Like a big piece of candy
Excellent Episode and Very Cool you got to see your Truck being assembled!!! 😁
I have a lot of friends and family who work at the Oshawa assembly plant building the Silverado 1500s and Silverado HDs, this is awesome to watch!
Wow, talk about the ultimate truck buying experience 😮
Chance of a lifetime, I'd love to see my very own vehicle put together right in front of my eyes. Enjoy Howard!
Flint Michigan was the place where my 87 c10 was made. I checked the vin numbers, and its nice to see a video of this place where my teuck comes from
9:32 Can't believe we got to see a shortbed regular cab in the mix,.was likely the only one built that day..
Who else is watching this in 2043 looking at these good old L5Ps get built?
My 2024 is still running great, they don’t build them like they used to! 😂
@@keithhall4009 nah 2026 was the beat year, glad they got rid of diesel emission regulations 👏😂
This comment is still true today in 2056. The new L20P's are absolute junk.
Really neat to see inside the walls of Flint truck & bus.
I remember last year when I was in Detroit for the first time ever. I went to the Ford plant and museum. It was the coolest thing ever for a truck nut. Can’t wait to see the next video. Thank You 🙏
The level of precision and work to get that all working in sync is insane.
Current day GM and precision in the same sentence, that's laughable
Yea...gotta love that driveshaft smash against the frame when the chassis is flipped 2:39
Guys, I'm referring to the precision of the factory only, I am not all referring to the quality of the vehicles.
@GilmanPando because you're imagining and exaggerating it. 99% of the time, the side of the road is empty and most of the time they're occupied by people with flat tires
@@thelarry383 maybe in your little play world that's the case
Pretty cool you got to watch your truck being built.
thats awesome. i really enjoyed watching my corvette being built and taking part in the engine assembly
Radiant Red is a gorgeous color!
Enjoy...I am envious already...Cheers from Arthur, Ontario
Its amazing growing up in the Detroit area and being able to take field trips to this plant, and the ford River Rouge factory tour. I feel bad for those who don't live close enough to be able to do so!!
Love this! One of the few videos of assembly lines where you see them filling fluids and checking alignment and stuff. Everyone usually glosses over that part. Very cool! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Man tht would be cool to watch your own truck being built. WOW that would be a dream come true.
Been driving my 2002 silverado 1500 since new. Looks like the only truck i will ever be able to own. 🥺 Too bad your truck will live at the dealerships though, with all those emission problems. Good luck.
Excellent Job. WOW! 👍🙏
Excellent video and I agree, awesome that GM allowed you to follow along on your build! Really nice truck by the way, I’m one of the 90%’s you mentioned but the red looks amazing.
That's a dream I never see, you probably never thought you'd be able to watch your new truck be built either.congrats🎉🎉🎉
That was cool too watch they build the Chevy in gmc 1500 inner Wayne Indiana like 25 miles from where I used to live love this tour truck kings
Awesome video. I've spent a lot of time in a GM plant. We originally lived in MA and my dad worked at the Framingham plant. Got transfered to DE to work at the Boxwood plant. Think they were building the Solstice before that one closed down. Now it's an Amazon hub. Anyway, did a few field trips with schools there over the years plus spent time after school waiting for dad to finish for the day. Watching that plant operate in unison with those robots was amazing!
Now I'm 40 and my 4th GM truck is 10 days old sitting outside this same Michigan plant. 24' Sierra 3500 crew cab long bed gas at4! Ever since my first truck, my 04 Colorado, I've wanted a HD beast. Now I actually need it for work and it's a reality. I have had great luck with each truck. The truck my new one is replacing is a 2015 max tow 1500 sierra with 282k on it now. Still looks new. I've got almost 700,000 miles out of the previous 3. Looking forward to another 250k out of this one! Can't wait
I was skimming through the comments ( watched the video when it first came out as well ) as I have put an order in for a 2025 Chev HD 3500 standard bed with the L8T and that is why your comment stood out. I am curious how its been working out for you so far, over all truck wise mechanically as well as thoughts on the engine and mpg. Unfortunately I have been hearing about transmission issues with the 10 speed in the diesels since they have been out a lot longer then the 10 speed introduction into the gas in 2024.
How awesome it must be to see your own truck being built right before your eyes,only in my dreams will I ever own one of these beauties the most awesome trucks in the world only in my dreams maybe in some other time after I'm gone will I own one so beautiful.
Beautiful truck and great video. The robots in that place amazed me, when it flipped the bed upside down I thought I was looking at a die cast model set being assembled, it looked so light and effortless. The scale and complexity of everything is really incredible. What an awesome thing to see your own truck being built like that, living the dream!
We have a 2022 GMC double cab Duramax, 4x4 in that color. ALMOST 2 years old and your video makes me want to take the girl for a drive. That color in the sunlight is magic! Congratulations on the new truck!
That was fun to watch! Chevy finally did right with their exterior design - nice looking rig!
That’s got to a really cool experience
Honestly, a complementary invitation to watch your truck be built for the insane price you paid should be standard at this point.
You didn't happen to see my truck being built, did you? LOL! I placed my order on 3/23/23 and it hasn't been built yet!
Glad that factory built your truck perfect. My black 2024 LTZ had some errors the workers missed. A dust nib in the paint on back driver passenger door. Noticed it a week after owning it, went to several body shops and they said they could try to wet sand or repaint but I chose neither of those two options. Small dent on front passenger rockers, luckily the paint wasn’t cracked or chipped. Front driver seat floor trim not lined up properly. Inexcusable for $75,000 truck. Already looking forward to getting a new one in two years. Pretty upsetting that I’ll have to be on the lookout for errors that shouldn’t be there from the get go.
I feel like your dealer should've caught that stuff during the PDI process and let GM know about it. Because if they caught it, they might not have let you taken delivery until all the issues were addressed.
nice truck, can't believe they let the drive shaft flop around when flipping the chassis
Glad to know my wife was a part of this build ❤
YOU'RE truck. Nobody else's truck, YOU'RE truck. I knew of a guy, who had a pick up truck, had a sigh that said, "My Toy" i called it, 'HIS toy" lol
What a fun experience to see the process! Fun video. Thansk
Beautiful color too! Very cool how you got to report on this and give a play by play on what is going on! Awesome. I bought off the lot a 2023 Chevy 1500 Trail Boss Custom. Nothing fancy but it looks really good. Never had a Chevy and love it so far. Always was a Ford guy. Got it white.
That was really cool being able to watch them build it!
Very cool to see. I remember when you could pay extra to get a Cadillac color on a Buick and you could pick up your vehicle at the plant and drive it home
So bittersweet to watch this, reminds me so much of getting to go on a tour of the GM plant and watch my dad at work building Tahoe/Suburban and Yukon/Yukon Denali trucks, I still remember the ‘body drop’ and the frame flip. The only thing missing is the andon system music and new car smell. The plant looks very similar to Janesville Assembly Plant too, lots of overhead chain lines and floor tracks, too bad that is all gone now! 😢
I wonder if Flint Assembly has a bumpy test track and the rain booth like Janesville had.
Cool! I’m glad you had an extra 150,000 for a new truck!!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏
That's a beautiful truck! I hope you enjoy it for many more years to come!
Just bought a 2024 2500hd duramax myself and love it, I had a 2007 2500hd LBZ duramax
Man, that's a beautiful truck.
My 2015 2500 HD was built in that plant. 136000 miles and it's been perfect. Runs and drives like a dream, 6.0 litre gas. Mine is red also, I think that year called it ruby red metallic. I love it. It's a Chevy also.
and you got the best color, lucky man
Gmc right in front of it on the line. That in of itself is crazy... two brands, slightly different, coming through.
God bless her. Beauty. Congratulations.
I use to live in San Antonio a decade ago, and we took a bunch of Boy Scouts to the Tundra plant and we all got to watch Toyota assemble several Toyota Tundras. To this day it is still one of the coolest things that I have ever seen. Because of that tour and seeing the quality in person is why a few years later I bought a Tundra and still drive it to this day.
Congrats on your truck!
That is very cool! I would've wanted everyone to autograph the build sheets. Probably no time for that though
When those damn robots were painting it blew my mind. Makes me wish I could've seen my avalanche getting built.
That was cool to watch. That had to be very exciting to watch your own truck being built. Very happy for you, and hope you have many enjoyable and trouble-free miles in your new rig. Enjoy your channel!
Thanks 👍
Hey that's where I work at! ( In the sanitation department)
Did you watch as the union guy put his beer can in your door?
Btw, i was born and raised in flint. All along saginaw street across from the old fisher body plant were bars. Shop rats would go get plastered at lunch then stagger back to work.
Enjoy your new truck
How fun! Next time I buy a vehicle it might be a family event if possible.
Thanks for sharing! So cool we can live through you (no way they let anyone do this!!!). Nice truck!
Thanks for watching!
this is where my my 04 silverado was made, amazing truck
One of your best guys. Loved to see how the truck was assembled. Nice truck and great vid. TY.
This was a cool video and a very awesome experience for you I’m sure. I would have loved to have seen mine being built.
My 2022 came from the same place. Just turned 36,000 miles yesterday. So far it’s been so good.