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Looks great man! Probably my favorite pic of ur truck I've seen

 

 

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thanks bro i appreciate it, my fav of yours is the first pic you posted of it, when you first got it, sweet ride for sure, wished you lived closer so we can have them sun bath next to each other, now that'll be a badass pic

 

 

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Mike1220 Senior Enthusiast

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New to the site and thought I would post up my new ride.

 

2014 SLT Z71 with nearly every available option.

 

Traded this in

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Got this

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Great trade! I traded in my 02 Yukon same body style for the same truck!

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thanks bro i appreciate it, my fav of yours is the first pic you posted of it, when you first got it, sweet ride for sure, wished you lived closer so we can have them sun bath next to each other, now that'll be a badass pic

 

 

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Thanks man. That would be an awesome photo shoot for sure!!

 

 

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Yes it would , I have a friend that lives pretty close to me, he has a high country, he has a 8" lift with the same wheels as me, I'll try and get a pic of both of them together

 

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I know this isn't dirty to some of you guys, but pretty dirty for me. Love this blue with some crap stuck on it!

 

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Just went to the local off road shop. Got a 2" front Zone leveling kit, 20x9 fuel maverick wheels on there way, 275-60-20 bfg KO2s, bedtred bed liner by bedrug, mud flaps, rain guards, floor mats. Going to get the front tinted soon. Thinking about getting some n-fab nerf bars.

 

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New to the site and thought I would post up my new ride.

 

2014 SLT Z71 with nearly every available option.

 

Traded this in

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Got this

 

 

I'd like to see what else is in that hangar! Nice pickup!

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Just my truck up a couple weeks ago. So far I've just removed some emblems and had it tinted. Leveling kit (lowering the rear) should be in next week.

 

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Playing around with the camera during some spare time at work today. Thought this one came out pretty cool.

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nfisherman Enthusiast

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I added a cab-high topper to my truck. Some will think it's sacrilege, but it will work well for me.

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Mike1220 Senior Enthusiast

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I added a cab-high topper to my truck. Some will think it's sacrilege, but it will work well for me.

I think these trucks look great with a topper. If I had more use for one I'd get it

Looks great man[emoji106][emoji106]

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