TeeDubbDizzle

Mentioned on my first post Vinyl wrapped the grille and powder coated the bumpers. OEM black bowtie and mirror caps Oh and BDtrims tailgate lettering

Correct, not am RST. 2wd LT Texas Edition. Just got rid of the chrome.

Much appreciated. All of the little things added up to make it just how I wanted. Started with black mirror caps, 15% tint all around and 85% on the full windshield. Then swapped to LED reverse and license plate lights, added a Bakflip MX4, some steps for the Mrs, wheels, blackout and shackles. I think I'm done tinkering with it. Promised my wife I'd keep it 3 years. We'll see ?

I'm limited to how much I can post. Probably due to new account. Here's a little better pic. I actually got these for a steal since they were taking up space in the parts department ? They weren't my favorite to begin with, but have grown on me.

Edit - I have 2858 miles on it currently. I've really been enjoying it. It's just the perfect truck for me. The only thing I tow is a little Jayco 3500lbs loaded. I used a 2007 Trailblazer to pull it at first. Then I bought a 2013 Avalanche. Compared to the old 5.3L, this truck is a fuel efficient rocket to me. Looking back at my Fuelly - I averaged 12.3mpg on the Avalanche over 17k miles and a best tank of 17.2mpg. This truck average is 17.8mpg and best of 19.9mpg I know the real world economy on this truck isn't miles ahead of the current 5.3L though. I just enjoy the turbo noises honestly. It being a new engine was actually one of my decisions to purchase. I've been selling GM vehicles since 2012 and wanted to get a first hand experience on what they're telling us will be more popular moving forward. Since I bought mine, I've sold 3 more like it. The pricing helps too.

1st post here. Hope I get the attachment right! Bought my '20 LT Texas Edition 2.7T back in October. The Trail Boss has always been my favorite, just wasn't in my budget. I started by making my truck a bit of a "tribute" by blacking out all the chrome. Swapped the 17" stocks to some 20". Vinyl wrapped the grille and powder coated the bumpers. Then I leveled it with 2" drop shackles. I'm happy with it!