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i got a bit of a lead foot being a male teenage, but im dying to find a 03-07 body style scsb silverado witha 4.8l right now, but i cant seem to find one any where right now and it sucks cause i do have cash in hands to go buy one.

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Love my regular cab! Had a quad cab ram before I bought this and to this day still dont know why I bought the quad, I can probably count on one had, without using all my fingers, how many times I really needed it. Anyway heres a shot of it.

 

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Wanted to revive this thread and see some more regular cabs. Here's mine. Removed the bed rails and vht night shades yesterday and am much happier with my truck now. So who else has a regular cab???

 

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Beautiful truck!

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Beautiful truck!

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Thanks man, it's always a work in progress. Debating on powder coating the bumpers to finish out the Denali look. It'll eventually be bagged.

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WOW! Great regular cabs!

 

I've always been a huge fan of the regular cab truck.

 

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My last RCSB

 

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Another one from further back!

 

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I'm normally not a fan of lowered trucks and camper shells but that's a sharp truck

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WOW! Great regular cabs!

 

I've always been a huge fan of the regular cab truck.

 

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fred_2477.jpg

 

My last RCSB

 

Fred189.jpg

 

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Another one from further back!

 

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TRUCK.jpg

 

I think you're a fan of the camper shell as well lol....they all look good man :shake:

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Here is my 2012 ls Silverado

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So far I have put on wheels, a Gibson exhaust system, installed a factory nav and winch quick disconnect for the 8000lbs winch on my trailer. Future plans for a jet chip, AUX battery, spray in bed liner, tint and as soon as I sell my 1939 ford a supercharger.

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Here is my 2012 ls Silverado

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So far I have put on wheels, a Gibson exhaust system, installed a factory nav and winch quick disconnect for the 8000lbs winch on my trailer. Future plans for a jet chip, AUX battery, spray in bed liner, tint and as soon as I sell my 1939 ford a supercharger.

 

That's a good lookin truck. Can we get a pic of the 39????

 

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