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Removed the gmc emblem, not sure if I should keep going. Opinions? Also installed mud flaps. 803e31e3e7ce14262eac14875a43a8c8.jpg

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Looks good I'd pull the other two as well

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starting bid was $15 on this one.

Gotcha. I agree they are overpriced and hopefully I'll come across a deal like that.

Removed the gmc emblem, not sure if I should keep going. Opinions? Also installed mud flaps. 803e31e3e7ce14262eac14875a43a8c8.jpg

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I started by removing just the Bowtie but didn't really like that look with the emblems at the bottom so I removed those as well. Found I didn't like the bare look either so this is what I did..

 

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Looks good I'd pull the other two as well

+1 to keep going

 

 

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Gotcha. I agree they are overpriced and hopefully I'll come across a deal like that.

I started by removing just the Bowtie but didn't really like that look with the emblems at the bottom so I removed those as well. Found I didn't like the bare look either so this is what I did..

 

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That's nice.

 

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That's nice.

 

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Thanks!

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Gotcha. I agree they are overpriced and hopefully I'll come across a deal like that.

I started by removing just the Bowtie but didn't really like that look with the emblems at the bottom so I removed those as well. Found I didn't like the bare look either so this is what I did..

 

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so you turned a Sierra into a Silverado? :confused:

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so you turned a Sierra into a Silverado? :confused:

He took the bowtie off and replaced it with the silverado. I had he gmc taken off

 

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He took the bowtie off and replaced it with the silverado. I had he gmc taken off

 

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LoL!! ok, guess thats what i get for skimming thru the posts and not reading thoroughly.

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LoL!! ok, guess thats what i get for skimming thru the posts and not reading thoroughly.

Lol

 

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LoL!! ok, guess thats what i get for skimming thru the posts and not reading thoroughly.

Lol! I thought you were just kidding!
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Washed and waxed my truck today. A nice fishing trip to the beach turned into pulling 3 idiots out of sand they shouldn't have been driving in.

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Gotcha. I agree they are overpriced and hopefully I'll come across a deal like that.

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I spent less than $20 on some leds from amazon and made my own harness from the dummy plug. Waaaaayyy brighter than the oem 2 leds per side. Lol.

 

 

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I spent less than $20 on some leds from amazon and made my own harness from the dummy plug. Waaaaayyy brighter than the oem 2 leds per side. Lol.

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Nice! Where did you find the dummy plug?

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That’s the best part. It’s already on the truck under the bed! Free

 

 

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I worked a little on the Baltic Birch sub enclosure and amp racks I'm building for my regular cab..

 

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