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For anyone on the fence about Will's mounting plates. They are easy to install. Any questions and he's right there to help you.

As everyone has said. Turn it into Farmers and get it fixed and let them argue it out. Had something similar happen a few years ago and drove my truck for two weeks jacked up dealing with other ins co, then they denied to pay. I had a police citation written to other driver and they still declined paying. Turned into my ins and had it fixed immediately. Had to pay the deductible. Took State Farm just over a year to win the case and I got my deductible paid back to me. No increase in my insurance. Good luck.

I take back the "about the nicest I've seen", it is hands down the nicest job I've seen in a Silverado. I put about $5k into the last one in my tundra and couldn't go past 1/2 volume without getting a headache. This time was quick and cheap, and sounds good enough for a 53 yr old.

I went pretty simple. Came out of stock head into Alpine PXE processor, into alpine X-a90v 5 channel amp, changed out all speakers, and added JBL shallow sub. Nothing to big but sounds good. Started out with club 4505 amp which is in pic, but wanted a little more out of it. Everything we added is in the box under back seat. Racerx, yours must sound pretty good, about the nicest I've seen

They are Westin HDX. They're doing ok, little paint wearing off on tops of bolt heads, no big deal.

Do you do this kind of work for a living or a hobby. If a living, I would be interested in talking to you about doing another one. I'm in Southern Oregon.

very nice,