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I looked for months and when I sold my Jeep on Friday, I made the deal and drove down to pick her up yesterday evening.

 

2010 Sierra Crew

2 wheel drive

Pure Silver

Ebony Interior

 

 

I'm looking for Silver mirror caps, Silver handles, tonneau cover, Line-X, N-fabs and some bed rail caps now.

 

 

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my silverado is that colour. It was the only 2010 they had left I can't say I love the colour but it is ok and mine has the side step, rail covers, chrome grill, chrome handles, chrome mirror covers, chrome tailpipe cap. The chrome looks nicer on every other colour imo but at least when its dirty it doesn't look too bad compared to other colours

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my silverado is that colour. It was the only 2010 they had left I can't say I love the colour but it is ok and mine has the side step, rail covers, chrome grill, chrome handles, chrome mirror covers, chrome tailpipe cap. The chrome looks nicer on every other colour imo but at least when its dirty it doesn't look too bad compared to other colours

 

 

Right on. I've had a ton of vehicles and lots of different colors. This is only the second Silver I have owned. I love it. It will look great with chrome wheels or glossy black wheels.

 

I'm wanting the Denali looking chrome grill I think and silver painted handles and mirror caps.

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Congrats! :rolleyes: I just picked up my new one on Tuedsay night

 

 

Woohoo! Congrats. I wanted a 4x4 but couldn't find one I liked. I'll still level this one and run some 33's

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my silverado is that colour. It was the only 2010 they had left I can't say I love the colour but it is ok and mine has the side step, rail covers, chrome grill, chrome handles, chrome mirror covers, chrome tailpipe cap. The chrome looks nicer on every other colour imo but at least when its dirty it doesn't look too bad compared to other colours

 

 

Right on. I've had a ton of vehicles and lots of different colors. This is only the second Silver I have owned. I love it. It will look great with chrome wheels or glossy black wheels.

 

I'm wanting the Denali looking chrome grill I think and silver painted handles and mirror caps.

 

 

Yours is the same colour as the one I just traded in. Here is a pic with some extras, chrome bug deflector and sidestep rails.

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Congrats Dan! That color was going to be my second choice, I love silver. I see you got the 6.2l, that one fine truck! Gulf Coast... did you drive out towards Houston to pick this one up?

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I agree the painted door handles and mirror caps look much better than the flat black

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