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SimonTuffGuy
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Couple new additions in the last month.   Line-X'ed the bed and over the rails.   And on Monday and went out to DiamondBack Covers warehouse to pickup and have their HD Line-X'ed cover installed

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Finally washed! Im loving this warm weather.    

Btuggle88
Btuggle88

Got my lift on.  

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Pinnacle Enthusiast

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Finally got around to taking some pictures of the truck today out in the wild.

 

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She needs fender flares for her wide hips ;)

crafferty Senior Enthusiast

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She needs fender flares for her wide hips ;)

No fender flares need when the whole thing is sprayed with Line-X. It will never get a single chip. But it's long gone now and currently for sale at a dealership in Chicago!

 

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Pinnacle

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No fender flares need when the whole thing is sprayed with Line-X. It will never get a single chip. But it's long gone now and currently for sale at a dealership in Chicago!

 

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For the look

crafferty Senior Enthusiast

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For the look

I was originally going to install some 3" bulge fiberwerx fenders but I was able to fix the factory ones. So now I have a set of Fiberwerx sitting and taking up space lol.

 

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Love my truck

2014 Chevy silverado Z71 DCSB w/Bilstein 5100 level

Now that is a nice truck!

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Knotsure Enthusiast

Knotsure

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Now that is a nice truck!

Thank you. I (hopefully) look forward to many many miles, on and off road.

 

 

2014 Chevy silverado Z71 DCSB w/Bilstein 5100 level

Sierra 5.3 Enthusiast

Sierra 5.3

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No fender flares need when the whole thing is sprayed with Line-X. It will never get a single chip. But it's long gone now and currently for sale at a dealership in Chicago!

 

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How much they asking for it at the dealer?

crafferty Senior Enthusiast

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Depending on miles, thats actually not a bad price.

Only had 14,XXX miles if memory serves me correct. They've had it almost two months now. So I bet that price will be dropping.

 

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Only had 14,XXX miles if memory serves me correct. They've had it almost two months now. So I bet that price will be dropping.

 

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I guess Chicago doesn't have much interest. Here on STL that would be gone in no time. Those are some solid upgrades for that price and miles. That's crazy

 

 

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