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Hey guys time to clean out the garage...these are all parts that are still Brand new never been installed. Just took them out to take crappy cell phone pictures.

 

 

ext cab 6 inch ovals black steps GM ~$375 plus shipping no pictures yet

 

ext cab 3 inch black steps GM ~ $200 plus shipping

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GM Diamond Plate Tool box ~ $350 plus shipping ( prefer local pick up)

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MSD Plug Wires will work on any LSX based engine ~ $30 Plus shipping

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Spintech Dual in Dual out 2.5" muffler $80.00 plus shipping

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