The 2015 Chevy Colorado build and price is up. Anyone excited? Anyone ordered?

[skyfree]

Did a quick search but haven't found any discussion about possible availability for aftermarket parts for the 2015 Colorado. I would imagine normal mods would be tires, bumpers / front skid, sliders, and 3" lift. Looks like it is a bit lower than a Tacoma or 4Runner in the front at least. Any speculation? I'm very interested in one of these, but it has to have the off-road chops to beat the Toyota options. I can't weld, so would need to buy bolt-on parts.

 

[coastal616]

Drive a one-ton diesel with a double disc clutch in stop-n-go traffic and you will forever hate manuals. Modern autos are so much better in trucks. Only way I would go manual is in a sports car personally.

I solved this problem with my F450 build:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSKz1VegiYo&list=UUDdwoXo_-Ytq_IgHO8WgRVQ


:sombrero:

 

[Clutch]

Did a quick search but haven't found any discussion about possible availability for aftermarket parts for the 2015 Colorado. I would imagine normal mods would be tires, bumpers / front skid, sliders, and 3" lift. Looks like it is a bit lower than a Tacoma or 4Runner in the front at least. Any speculation? I'm very interested in one of these, but it has to have the off-road chops to beat the Toyota options. I can't weld, so would need to buy bolt-on parts.

I would keep an eye on Sema...usually they give the aftermarket a couple trucks to play with before hand, so when the new model comes out...there is a bit of bolt on parts right from the get go.