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Took the two day old truck with 300km on it and put on another 6000km over the last two weeks through Wyoming/Colorado/Utah and did some very light offroading (truck is stock Z71 right now) in Moab.

 

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Wish I had gotten a couple more shots of the articulation in this one, the stance was opposite on the driver side with the left rear having about a half inch of clearance from the wheel well.

 

More to come, too many driveway and parking lot shots on here. :)

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A few months back I replaced my 2011 Silverado with a new 2014. I have been slowly adding things to give it my own touch.

 

So far I have put on the GM bug deflector. I had a Zone Off-road 2" leveling kit installed. I put on N-Fab textured steps. I installed a Timbren SES rear helper kit on the back end.

 

Soon to come will be a bedliner and I think tint to the front windows.

 

Here are some pictures so far.

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A few months back I replaced my 2011 Silverado with a new 2014. I have been slowly adding things to give it my own touch.

 

So far I have put on the GM bug deflector. I had a Zone Off-road 2" leveling kit installed. I put on N-Fab textured steps. I installed a Timbren SES rear helper kit on the back end.

 

Soon to come will be a bedliner and I think tint to the front windows.

 

Here are some pictures so far.

Nice Truck Man I Love That color

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Took the two day old truck with 300km on it and put on another 6000km over the last two weeks through Wyoming/Colorado/Utah and did some very light offroading (truck is stock Z71 right now) in Moab.

 

oQDe8fPl.jpg

 

Wish I had gotten a couple more shots of the articulation in this one, the stance was opposite on the driver side with the left rear having about a half inch of clearance from the wheel well.

 

More to come, too many driveway and parking lot shots on here. :)

Ha, putting the Allterrain to work i see! Not sure about using a turn signal in those parts, but congrats on the truck, it's beautiful!

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A few months back I replaced my 2011 Silverado with a new 2014. I have been slowly adding things to give it my own touch.

 

So far I have put on the GM bug deflector. I had a Zone Off-road 2" leveling kit installed. I put on N-Fab textured steps. I installed a Timbren SES rear helper kit on the back end.

 

Soon to come will be a bedliner and I think tint to the front windows.

 

Here are some pictures so far.

Did you put that chrome wheel well trim on too or did you buy it that way? If i'm being honest, that completely ruins the look of your truck, otherwise, it looks awesome!

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Picked mine up on Thursday. Put over 400 miles on it already. Quite a truck, even got a compliment from a random passer by in NYC! Here's the first time in the day light I could get both vehicles together. Both a little dirty but will do. I've had the CTS-V since '04. It was my daily for 7 years and has 150,000 miles on it. It is Stealth Gray and was the inspiration for the truck's color. juqemaje.jpg

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Grabbed this shot under the "super moon" bringing her home for the first time Saturday night. One of those times I really wished I had a decent camera around. edagy7uz.jpg

 

 

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Grabbed this shot under the "super moon" bringing her home for the first time Saturday night. One of those times I really wished I had a decent camera around. edagy7uz.jpg

 

 

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Sick picture! Congrats
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Picked mine up on Thursday. Put over 400 miles on it already. Quite a truck, even got a compliment from a random passer by in NYC! Here's the first time in the day light I could get both vehicles together. Both a little dirty but will do. I've had the CTS-V since '04. It was my daily for 7 years and has 150,000 miles on it. It is Stealth Gray and was the inspiration for the truck's color. juqemaje.jpg

Great looking truck and nice V. I had an '05 for a couple years, then sold it to my dad. Fun car.
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Quicky from today on another job.

this is the guy that does the commercials for gmc lol

 

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Here's some more pics of mine I took this morning.

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