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WOW..... You hit that one outta the park. I really like the new Z71 sticker, really added alot to the bed. The wheels are sick! :confused:

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Looks good, the gold bowtie really stands out now tho

 

I see you have a vette lurking in the garage

 

Thank you. The Bowtie is billet, it was my first mod. Leaving it for now

 

Vette is 07 3LT with a few mods of its own.

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Looks good. If those are moto metal 951b rims, did they come with the black center caps, or did you paint them? I have those wheels but my centers are chrome.

 

 

 

Thanks everyone. Its nice to hear. Thanks also to all the previous posts about modding our trucks. I did have that to make decisions as to what I wanted to do and what may or may not look good.

 

About the MM 951b wheels, you are correct about them having chrome centers. The pictures from Rimzone shows them chrome. I received black, I called Rimzone and chrome centers are on the way. Mixup at Moto Metal I assume. Rimzone customer service is top notch. I was told to just keep the blacks. So now I get to switch up and use both chrome or black.

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Looks good, the gold bowtie really stands out now tho

 

I see you have a vette lurking in the garage

 

Thank you. The Bowtie is billet, it was my first mod. Leaving it for now

 

Vette is 07 3LT with a few mods of its own.

 

 

I am curious what you have done to the vette?

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Looks good, the gold bowtie really stands out now tho

 

I see you have a vette lurking in the garage

 

Thank you. The Bowtie is billet, it was my first mod. Leaving it for now

 

Vette is 07 3LT with a few mods of its own.

 

 

I am curious what you have done to the vette?

 

 

 

The Vette has Dynatech Headers and Borla Stingers, A VaraRam Intake, Custom Tune (What a difference, Woke up the A6 tremendously). Many apperance mods, Engine Bay and interior.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Just an amature at the 1/4 mile track but runs 12.31 at 115MPH

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