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I like the badging on the dash. I want to do something there. Not that big but something like the SLT badging I pulled off the rear.

I want to put the texas edition on the glove box not sure if someone has pics or yay or nay??

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I want to put the texas edition on the glove box not sure if someone has pics or yay or nay??

Haven't seen any of those. I think Morris Lee put some All Terrain badges on the glove box and just a couple posts up, Nitrodatsik put some emblems on his

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I want to put the texas edition on the glove box not sure if someone has pics or yay or nay??

You can get the Texas edition badge from eBay or Amazon for like $20. Is probably going to be as big as the ones on the door but that's up to you.
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You can get the Texas edition badge from eBay or Amazon for like $20. Is probably going to be as big as the ones on the door but that's up to you.

look for the "texan edition" badge for the 2007.5-2013 Trucks.. My 2010 Sierra had the Texas edition badge in the upper glove box and it wasn't to big at all...

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=151464574663

 

 

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You can get the Texas edition badge from eBay or Amazon for like $20. Is probably going to be as big as the ones on the door but that's up to you.

Yea thats the one im leaning towards I think it would be a nice fit

 

look for the "texan edition" badge for the 2007.5-2013 Trucks.. My 2010 Sierra had the Texas edition badge in the upper glove box and it wasn't to big at all... http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=151464574663

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I think the 14+ badges are bigger and would be a better fit

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That turned out really good. [emoji106]

 

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Found the AVS vent visors that I had forgot that I had purchased. Put them on and they look ok only time will tell if they hold up.

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Nuthin today...yet.

 

But it was a really early Christmas this afternoon when I checked the porch.

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Nuthin today...yet.

 

But it was a really early Christmas this afternoon when I checked the porch.

 

Where did you get the Stahlbus oil drain?

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