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2014 6.2L LTZ Silverado SVM Mobility wheelchair conversion Aviet electronic hand control conversion 20" Black wheels/wide tires Cowl induction hood Borla Atak Exhaust. Racing harness for my whee

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I must say I signed up for this website just to tell to the owner of this vehicle the following:

 

"YOU'VE GOT THE BEST LOOKING TRUCK EVER!!!"

 

I'm a ford guy, was just spying around here and damn, now I wonder if I should get one of these.

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Thank you Gentlemen! The bumpers and steps are Magnum Bumpers by Innovative Creations Inc. located here in Arizona. They brought me in to tour the facility and WOW.. was I impressed by their operation. A lot of pride and engineering goes into their work, and it's all done in house beginning with the steel and ending with the corrosive protection and powder coating. I got to meet the whole team!

 

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Man I wish they made the front bumpers compatible with parking sensors like they do the backs..awesome ride brother!

 

 

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AZ Nikko Enthusiast

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Man I wish they made the front bumpers compatible with parking sensors like they do the backs..awesome ride brother!

 

 

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They do my friend. These bumpers are made to order. Shackle brackets, winch mounts, parking/collision sensors, round or square lights, light bars, paint color, powder coat, etc. They'll do it to your request

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Enjoy your ride Nikko. You have a real good taste. :thumbs:

 

Thanks brotha! Happy to hear others like my vision for this truck. :cheers:

 

 

 

I must say I signed up for this website just to tell to the owner of this vehicle the following:

 

"YOU'VE GOT THE BEST LOOKING TRUCK EVER!!!"

 

I'm a ford guy, was just spying around here and damn, now I wonder if I should get one of these.

 

Thanks man! Ford or not, trucks are awesome! I appreciate the feedback :cool:

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R-D Enthusiast

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Not the greatest quality pics, but these are from last summer. Can't wait for this year.


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AZ Nikko Enthusiast

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Not the greatest quality pics, but these are from last summer. Can't wait for this year.
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I love those wheels! Are you keeping them?

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I love those wheels! Are you keeping them?

Hah, yes. Even covered in mud these wheels from the Sierra All Terrain package are my favorite OEM wheels. Not likely to upgrade them for a few years at least.

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Hah, yes. Even covered in mud these wheels from the Sierra All Terrain package are my favorite OEM wheels. Not likely to upgrade them for a few years at least.

I think those are my second favorite wheels across the entire GM line up. I really love the Black Z28 Camaro wheels too. Even my 18" Z71 wheels were really nice imo

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Looks great man! Any higher res pics? Would make a great wallpaper.

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New poster to the forum, but a long time reader. Finally pulled the trigger on a new 2015 Sierra AT. Bought it from Laura Buick GMC and drove it nearly 500 miles back home. I have never owned a vehicle with less than 100k on it, so its a major change for me. Did tons of research and drove the new F150, Silverado and Ram as well as the GMC. In my opinion, GM clearly made the better vehicles. I also did a lot of reading about the various problems that have plagued other forum members GM trucks. After roughly 1000 miles I have nothing but praise for GM. They did a hell of a job on my truck. Many of my friends are newer ford owners and I have gotten nothing but positive comments from them (which is surprising!!) So far, I would not hesitate to buy it again or to recommend my truck to a friend. One of the nicest trucks i've ever been in!!

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