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Cant say and let it out :)

 

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they do alot camaro wise. I think this is only the 2nd Z71 emblem of its kind. It was $60 shipped.

 

Looks good but :eek:
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Here it is installed

 

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I wanted to debadge and take off the stickers on mine and get the z71 Tahoe emblems for front doors. Hasn't happened yet. I think it looks good btw.

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Looks good.

I wish that was oem rather than the big side decals.

But.....you lost me at that price.

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Now where to put it? May put on the tailgate in place of the LT emblem

 

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I like that carbon fiber look :thumbs: .............I was going to order similar emblems for my trucks but they are $$$$$. OEM from a Tahoe, same as that one but without the carbon fiber.

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I really like it Ryan, may think about removing the stickers on the bed side now. Just throwing out ideas, then again I'm a big debadge guy haha.

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Looks good. I did the same but with a tahoe z emblem. Would look better if you took the flex fuel badge off!

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I was thinking about getting these an placing them where the GMC's have the All terrain Edition emblem

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I was thinking about getting these an placing them where the GMC's have the All terrain Edition emblem

 

thought about doing the same thing. thats what they did on the new k2 trucks. looks pretty cool

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Those look very nice in place of the LT/LTZ emblems.....but I guess I'm in the wrong profession, because those are too expensive for me :shakehead:

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Added a little one to the interior

 

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Ryan

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