- 2019 Model Year GMC Sierra 1500 Harley Davidson Edition
- Black exterior
- Black interior
- Badge # 19-HD-0001
- 22" harley Davidson branded FATBOY style milled aluminum wheels
- Fox Shocks
- Color matched Harley Davidson fender flares
- Harley Davidson badging and trim throughout
- Custom leather seat covers with Orange Diamond embroidery pattern and badging
- Harley Davidson billet pedals
- SLT Trim, SLT plus package, X31, SLT convenience package, Driver alert packages I and II, Trailer camera package
General Motors C/K series of trucks became very popular during the 1980s when it was succeeded by the GMC Sierra and the Chevrolet Silverado; expectations were high for both when compared to the Fords F-Series of trucks. The GMC Sierra is currently on its fifth generation as of 2019. During the debut of the fifth generation in 2019, GMC offered 250 units of a limited edition GMC Sierra Harley Davidson. The truck included exclusive decals, bodywork, and an interior. Up for grabs is a 2019 GMC Sierra Harley Davidson Edition bearing badge # 19-HD-0001, which has just 12,609 miles on the odometer.
Exterior and Interior
The 2019 GMC Sierra Harley Davidson Edition was offered in Onyx Black, Summit White, and Satin Steel Metallic. This Sierra sports the Onyx Black paint job. Distinguishing it from the regular Sierras, this variant features an aggressive face with a fully customized grille with Bar & Shield logo on the patterned mesh, accented by a continuous orange contour insert. The front bumper is redesigned to the Harley Davidson specific with accents, a color skid plate, and an integrated LED light bar. The hood features an induction-style hood for form and function. Side fender vents are in place with the Bar & Shield logo in orange. Body contour-designed power running boards with Rock Guard trim, entry lights, and color-matched Harley Davidson design fender flares are part of the truck. The largest Harley Davidson logo is located on the tonneau cover. The tailgate boasts dark finish cladding with integrated Harley Davidson badging. The custom performance-tuned exhaust is finished with dual billet tips and orange accents. Harley Davidson-designed orange tow hooks are in place, and many more. A set of 22" Harley Davidson branded Fatboy-styled milled aluminum wheels are present. The interior features a custom leather package with orange diamond pattern embroidery and the Harley Davidson badging. The dash is finished in a Piano Black accent which extends to the doors panels and console.
Engine
The 2019 GMC Sierra Harley Davidson Edition is not just about the looks, it boasts a 6.2L V8 engine coupled to a 10-speed automatic transmission. Power output is at 452hp along with 460 lb.ft of torque. Exclusively tuned Fox performance shocks and lateral stability bars are in place for smooth navigation of terrain. Packages included with it are the SLT trim, SLT Plus package, X31, SLT Convenience Package, Driver Alert Package I and II, and the Trailer Camera Package.
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