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Z 71 – Factory Skid Plates for GMT-900

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Z 71 Factory skid plates for GMT – 900

one oil pan skid plate and one transfer case skid plate along with the mounting
bolts.



Both plates are in good condition, as new,
no scratches or dents.



They are from a 2012 , should fit 07- 12



$ 75 .00 plus shipping.



Skid plates are in WNY – Buffalo Area.



PM with any questions.

 

and PM for picture.

 

 



 

scooby5121 Enthusiast

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you accidentally added all your pictures on the photo bucket to your post... if I highlighted the plates it also downloaded your complete photos of everything.

 

FYI

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Thanks Scooby…. But ya could’a PM’ed me.



 



Photo was deleted because of settings on Photo Bucket.



 



For anyone who is interested, PM me with e-mail addy, for picture of skid plates.



GasHog369 Senior Enthusiast

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I might want these. I dont have the Z71 package on my truck I believe mine is the Z85 towing.. Ill have to see if i have skids on my truck. Im also in western NY , west seneca to be exact. where abouts are you?

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I haven't had a chance to see if mine has these or not. I will try check today.

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it looks like i dont have either of those. Are both those steel or is the black one plastic? I'd likely paint them before bolting up to protect from the salt. Would you go $50?

DaveH71 Enthusiast

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The larger one is aluminum, it goes right underneath the engine. The smaller black one is steel and it connects the cross-member right underneath the transfer case.

GasHog369 Senior Enthusiast

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Thanks. I have a call into drift today. Hopefully we can meet up soo and i can get some protection for under there.

 

I'm likely going to paint them before installing to make asure they have a nice fresh look. Might just go with something like safety red. I got some awesome paint at work in safety red that dries hard as nails.

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