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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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7 hours ago, Joe98 said:

WOW...very clean!  Thought I was on the wrong forum for a second...great looking Camaro.

Thanks  Always have been a Chevy guy, starting at 16. 

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Traded in my '12 Ram Hemi for a '14 LT Z71. Hard to get used to the seats, and the completely quiet cab, but I'm pretty fond of the new truck.

 

Looking to offload the 22 rep CK375's , then add, borla s-type, air raid MIT, fox 2.5's, and do something about the headlights (and ridiculously dim reverse lights). Also researching vinyl wrap for bumper, grill and headlight trim, PTM mirror caps, 2.5 and radio swap, and leather seat/console swap.

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6 minutes ago, Steven York said:

Traded in my '12 Ram Hemi for a '14 LT Z71. Hard to get used to the seats, and the completely quiet cab, but I'm pretty fond of the new truck.

 

Looking to offload the 22 rep CK375's , then add, borla s-type, air raid MIT, fox 2.5's, and do something about the headlights (and ridiculously dim reverse lights). Also researching vinyl wrap for bumper, grill and headlight trim, PTM mirror caps, 2.5 and radio swap, and leather seat/console swap.

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Hopefully this version is less distorted.

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2 hours ago, Steven York said:

Hopefully this version is less distorted.

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Good looking truck!!!

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Elevation 2019 Enthusiast

Elevation 2019

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My sons 2016 LT  We  looking to return to the truck world soon miss my All-Terrain for the last 2 years and will lose access to my sons he is moving out on his own.

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On 8/25/2019 at 4:55 PM, tarheelkidd said:

Thanks  Always have been a Chevy guy, starting at 16. 

I started early too. Use to drag race the 69 with my Dad. He started when I was 14 and I took over at 16. We sure had some good times. He’s gone but I still have the car. Added the 67 in 2001. 

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1 hour ago, Racindave said:

I started early too. Use to drag race the 69 with my Dad. He started when I was 14 and I took over at 16. We sure had some good times. He’s gone but I still have the car. Added the 67 in 2001. 

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Wow!  Both are beautiful 1st Gens.   I am partial to the 67, even though the 69 is more desirable  I am sure you have a lot of great memories. 

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8 hours ago, Steven York said:

Hopefully this version is less distorted.

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Good looking rig ... I actually think those wheels look good !!

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1 hour ago, Racindave said:

I started early too. Use to drag race the 69 with my Dad. He started when I was 14 and I took over at 16. We sure had some good times. He’s gone but I still have the car. Added the 67 in 2001. 

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My all time favourite car !!  You’re so lucky to have that in your stable.

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Good looking rig ... I actually think those wheels look good !!


Thanks! Don’t get me wrong, it’s a good look, just doesn’t fit the vision of where I want to go with the truck. I’d keep them if I was going to drop it and boost it. I’m looking for something to scoot around the farm and deer camp.


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10 hours ago, JimCost2014 said:

Good looking truck!!!

i've done most of things to mine your talking about.. pm me if you want any info..

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