Really stupid question...
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Okay I know what platform are the 2000-2005 Bonnevilles on? G or the H? What did GM offically call that platform? I just need to know! **Because I here both G and H tossed around!** Feedback is most apperciated.
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I have said this one too many times... LOL
The 00+ Bonnie is an H body... But with the 00+ update it sure did take use a lot of designs simmilar to the G body...
Yet GM offically VIn'd it an H body![Wink](https://www.gmforum.com/gm/images/smilies/wink.gif)
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The 00+ Bonnie is an H body... But with the 00+ update it sure did take use a lot of designs simmilar to the G body...
Yet GM offically VIn'd it an H body
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For the 2000+ models, the G and H bodies are nearly identical. To be honest, I am not really too sure of what the differences actually are. Everything chassis wise between our 2000 Bonnevilles, and my 2001 Aurora appear to be identical. I think the difference may be in that the H body chassis is slightly longer than the G body. The Bonneville is nearly a foot longer than my Aurora is.
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