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For those who are debadging their trucks, and have removed the gold bowtie from the tail gate, would you contact me by pm? I want one of them for my new truck. Thanks!

Decided I'd rather have an older truck that I'm not making payments on and will do what I need it to do better than a half ton truck can. If anyone knows of a good late 90's early 2000's diesel GM truck, hit me up. Sent from my VK815 using Tapatalk

Sold it.

Cleaned it up to sell it.

Hate to sell it, but I cleaned it up for pics for the ad.

That's what I was thinking, I love the two tone look, but everybody has done it wrong until now. This way looks awesome.

Same axles, same motor and trans, stiffer springs, bigger brakes. Not a whole lot of difference.

I looked for 6 months to find a green one in a lower trim level, but only ever found LTZ's and high country's. Then a month after I bought mine I found one. Such a pretty color.

I got teased pretty good for adding the roll bar and lights to my '14, but I like it, so I don't care. Sent from my VK815 using Tapatalk

So I found the correct pins, but dang if couldn't find a diode anywhere within a 30 miles of my place, so I'll have to order some. I did try it out with a jumper wire and the theory works, just need a diode so I can get it to work how I want. Sent from my VK815 using Tapatalk

Thanks for that, I'll give it a go today. Sent from my VK815 using Tapatalk

Make sure it's dark out? In a similar thought to wiring up the cargo lights to the reverse lights, which is btw, an awesome idea and I might do it if I can't figure out the way I really want to fix them. Is there a way I can do a diode jumper from the cargo lights to the interior lights? I want the cargo lights to come on with the interior lights, but not vice versa. Just like the way they used to on older trucks. I don't have access to wiring diagrams and I don't know where to look other than under the dash like has been described before. Any help? Sent from my VK815 using Tapatalk

I have the S&B intake on mine, works very well, pretty easy to install too.

Since no one wants chrome (don't blame anyone, I don't want chrome either) I painted the factory steps I had in bedliner and put them back on. We'll see how they hold up.