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SwamperRider Enthusiast

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Ok I was thinking about this and I searched but couldn't find a topic like this one so I'm starting one.

 

Soo, lets see pics of the dirtyest/mudiest your truck has ever gotten...I'm gonna start it off with my truck when I was stuck..

 

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My Buddies GMC Yukon stuck on 35 inch boggers..

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And the last one is a pic of us both stuck (took 5 1/2 hours stuck for someone/wrecker truck to winch us out)..

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Now lets see yalls!!

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I have no clue...I got the truck like that. I think mines the 4x4 package but has z71 stickers. I have the floor shift 4x4 and I havent seen that in any other z71 model, only in the 4x4 models.

hockeypro1411 Senior Enthusiast

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My buddy's truck. It wasn't dirty at that point, but it was by the time we were done that day. Lol

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And me fishin' him out..

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And the one in my sig..

mxdirtrider56 Enthusiast

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The dirtiest my truck has been is a little mud behind the rear tires. But, why do you have an old school z71 sticker on a newer truck like that?

 

 

It isn't my truck, but I personally like the look of the older stickers better. I would actually prefer a 4x4 sticker over the Z71 decal.

tylerjenkins92@aol.com Senior Enthusiast

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The dirtiest my truck has been is a little mud behind the rear tires. But, why do you have an old school z71 sticker on a newer truck like that?

 

 

It isn't my truck, but I personally like the look of the older stickers better. I would actually prefer a 4x4 sticker over the Z71 decal.

 

 

True that, the 4wd sticker looks tougher.

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Yea I like them also. But I guess the person before me just put any z71 after he painted the truck. And I like that LWB Chevy HockeyPro...my buddy had one exactly like urs but with no lift and on 33 inch swamper tsls, and talk about that thing will root!! Yall have some good mud up there?

Its not that dirty, but just showing it looks similar to HockeyPro's truck...

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Then a burban on 38s gettin stuck in the 2500hd's ruts! Was a nice drunken/stuckin day! haha

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But anyways, keep the pics coming...I love seein dirty trucks since thats all we do down here in Louisiana...

hockeypro1411 Senior Enthusiast

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Yea I like them also. But I guess the person before me just put any z71 after he painted the truck. And I like that LWB Chevy HockeyPro...my buddy had one exactly like urs but with no lift and on 33 inch swamper tsls, and talk about that thing will root!! Yall have some good mud up there?

Its not that dirty, but just showing it looks similar to HockeyPro's truck...

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Then a burban on 38s gettin stuck in the 2500hd's ruts! Was a nice drunken/stuckin day! haha

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But anyways, keep the pics coming...I love seein dirty trucks since thats all we do down here in Louisiana...

 

Haha thanks man! You can't beat a 3/4 ton RCLB Chevy! The mud up here is usually pretty good, but it starts getting real cakey within hours of the rain stopping. That's the stuff that sticks in most tires and leaves you stuck!

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Yea we have some pretty good mud here. Our group "Mud Maniaks" gets together almost every weekend and hit up the mud and drink some good cold beer and BBQ. :P its the life until u have to go back to work..lol

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