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I have an 08 GMC Vmax. I was thinking about putting a Z71 sticker on it for cool points lol. Gay or Not Gay?

Nytemare Senior Enthusiast

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I have an 08 GMC Vmax. I was thinking about putting a Z71 sticker on it for cool points lol. Gay or Not Gay?

Very Gay

 

 

** we dont need grpahic details**

Mike74 Enthusiast

Mike74

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I have an 08 GMC Vmax. I was thinking about putting a Z71 sticker on it for cool points lol. Gay or Not Gay?

Very Gay

 

 

:thumbs: I think I threw up in my mouth a little....

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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if its not a Z71 dont do it! Its lame not gay.

98silvz71 Enthusiast

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I'm different than most of you guys. I actually like my emblems and decals on the truck. But I have to agree, if it is not a Z71 then don't add them.

jro909 Senior Enthusiast

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the lamest is the generic 4x4 stickers that people put like 5 on their truck...i like the z85 stickers even though they aren't factory...if you want to be cool put sanchez or hernandez in the back window with a virgin mary

Mike74 Enthusiast

Mike74

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if you put a Z71 sticker on your non Z71 truck, I am going to put a Vmax badge on my truck!

 

Go for it lol. I figured that the only difference is the shocks and skid plates lol.

csheatz Senior Enthusiast

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There is also a Z71 apperance package, I think it is the decals and gauges. You could throw the sticker on there, its your truck. Personaly I would not, its like putting a stuffed 34C on a 34A boob. Its just false advertising. :thumbs:

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Wow thats awesome, with that you would almost be as cool as some of the teenagers I see driving around here with BMW emblems on their Hondas. The best was some DB I saw driving around in a Mustang with V-Tec decals on it. :thumbs:

csheatz Senior Enthusiast

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Wow thats awesome, with that you would almost be as cool as some of the teenagers I see driving around here with BMW emblems on their Hondas. The best was some DB I saw driving around in a Mustang with V-Tec decals on it. :thumbs:

 

 

A V-Tec might make a mustang faster! :drool:

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