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Daryl LBZ Senior Enthusiast

Daryl LBZ

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Just picked up my Silverado earlier today from the dealer. The list of things to fix wasn't too bad.

 

 

The first thing was to put the new style seat covers on.

 

 

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Then they put a new grille on because the other one was chipped everywhere, and wrinkled/peeling beside each chip.

 

 

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Then they put a new bowtie on the grille because the gold inside of it was peeling off.

 

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I'm real pleased with how it turned out. They also fixed my drivers side door lock which stopped working, and checked my rack & pinion for leaks since it had residue on the bottom of it, but it was leak free.

SouthCo Senior Enthusiast

SouthCo

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Looks good. I would have asked if I could have thrown in a few bucks and had them upgrade the new covers to leather. Good job on getting it all taken care of.

Daryl LBZ Senior Enthusiast

Daryl LBZ

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Looks good. I would have asked if I could have thrown in a few bucks and had them upgrade the new covers to leather. Good job on getting it all taken care of.

 

 

 

Thanks. I don't like leather seats or that would have been a good idea. I like my cloth.

BlackZ71Silverado Senior Enthusiast

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Looks good. Hopefully you will like your "new" seat covers. The ones in my 2010 gather just as much lint (and everything else) as my dads 08. For some reason, GM goes really cheap on the seat covers, even the leather.

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They did a good job. I just wish they used the better cloth material that they had used in the GMT-800s. I find the cloth of the GMT-900s to be rather dull and cheap looking so I am glad I got leather on my current truck.

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