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Where did you get these? What do you mean "OEM built"? I'm not aware of any manufacture that ships this kind of lighting from the factory on a new vehicle?

OEM as in unbranded straight from factory and at discounted cost. $69.99 USD a pair plus shipping and $10 paypal transaction fee :D

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So the sticker on your loaded ltz was 45k?

 

 

With all the rebate and loyalty etc. I paid 46k out the door compared to the $57K HC. So yes, it's still cheaper.

 

Sticker was $50K

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Not looking for an argument, was just currious. My hc with 4x4, and 6.2 stickered for 55k, with 10k in rebates/incentives. Wasn't really into the hc, just wanted the painted bumpers as I was planning on blacking out the front end anyway.

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Not looking for an argument, was just currious. My hc with 4x4, and 6.2 stickered for 55k, with 10k in rebates/incentives. Wasn't really into the hc, just wanted the painted bumpers as I was planning on blacking out the front end anyway.

 

My truck was ordered at the time. Rebates/incentives wasn't that much at the time. so for me it was a lot cheaper with all the options that was on the list.

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Link?

Just a skype contact. I pulled the trigger and risked it. Totally worth it!!

 

amy.sun82 is the contact. Good luck!

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I am ditching the idea of a light bar, I have total of 18000 lumen and I can see everything during the night anyway!

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LOOKS GOOD . Fog lights are they both driving ,wide ,fog.? I thinking of a driving / fog lamp set up,with 2 switches (fog switch , & 1 extra switch ).

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Where are your mirrors!??

He said ears getting painted. I suppose he meant mirrors cus they look like vehicles ears.

 

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He said ears getting painted. I suppose he meant mirrors cus they look like vehicles ears.

 

2014 Silverado 2WT CC Summit White 4.3L V6

DROPKICK Edition

IG: jorge_dropkick_rangel

Lol, oops. Just woke up..... Not seening everything right hahah.

 

I thought I was the only one that thinks they look like ears!!!!!!

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