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i like that grill, not a fan of the emblem on it though.

is it removable?

 

Yes sir it is, just haven't gotten around to it lol.

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Yes sir it is, just haven't gotten around to it lol.

What'd that run if you don't mind me asking? I'm ordering a new one this week but I don't know what I want...that looks mean!

 

 

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What'd that run if you don't mind me asking? I'm ordering a new one this week but I don't know what I want...that looks mean!

 

 

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Thanks man! Actually got it for a steal, right around $450 during black friday/cyber monday. When it's not on sale it retails for $1200 so I decided to pick it up. I got it from Amazon.

 

http://www.amazon.com/T-Rex-Grilles-6312081-Series-Grille/dp/B00GT1WYSU/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1419649648&sr=8-2&keywords=trex+2014+sierra+grille

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2014Sandylifted, are those the led light bar tails from spyder? If so, I just ordered a pair last week and haven't gotten them yet because of the holidays, can't wait though!!

 

Yea let me know

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Tried to seal the tail gate up with a kit I ordered, but not enough material to do it right. Think part of it is pealing off already. Installed VLED 3000LM LED fog lights. Should have my 300watt light bar already, but maybe soon.

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Finally got a little mud on it.

Stop posting pics of lifted k2's. Makes it harder for me to keep mine stock height!! Lol

 

Beautiful truck though [emoji106]

 

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So I got some gloss black on my door pillars to give it a better flowing look. I hated the way the white paint broke up look on the double cabs. Next i'm going to do the chrome window trim, door handles and mirror caps then debadge all the other chrome. Should give it a cleaner look overall.

 

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So I got some gloss black on my door pillars to give it a better flowing look. I hated the way the white paint broke up look on the double cabs. Next i'm going to do the chrome window trim, door handles and mirror caps then debadge all the other chrome. Should give it a cleaner look overall.

 

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Almost look like you repainted the white guide lines on the parking stall on the floor too lol, then I noticed they are two different locations!

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Does anyone have the Anzo USA headlamps? Just wondering if they are quality built and not having issues like condensation build up on the stock headlamps

 

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Does anyone have the Anzo USA headlamps? Just wondering if they are quality built and not having issues like condensation build up on the stock headlamps

 

Sent while in 'Murica...

I got the spyders...they're awesome

 

 

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