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Kennedy81 Enthusiast

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Thats terrible. Holy crap, talk about ruined, not even enough common sense to move the graphic down below the door handles to make it look a little better!

I somewhat agree.

 

At least they did a good job on the LineX in my truck bed, and there were cheap too, about $400 w/tax out the door.

oldmann Senior Enthusiast

oldmann

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Here is what I did to my 2007 with my vinyl cutter. As you see in my Avatar I am working on something similar for my 2014 and recreated the 4x4 logo on the bed to match the color of my lower door graphics. Waiting until warmer weather before I tackle the bed stripes to match. I usually change it up every year or so as I get bored way too easily.

 

 

Only Dodges or Corvettes have fender stripes.

oldmann Senior Enthusiast

oldmann

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Lol. Just razz'n you. Look closely at my avatar pic. :D

 

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SLESierra Enthusiast

SLESierra

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Only Dodges or Corvettes have fender stripes.

wrong lets see - challengers, chargers, camaros, super birds, ram trucks, dusters, chevelles, novas, mustangs, f150s, cheyennes and on and on - had to point it out ;)

cansled Enthusiast

cansled

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Lol. Just razz'n you. Look closely at my avatar pic. :D Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk

Ha.....is that a fender stripe I see? Nice!

Chevyrcg Enthusiast

Chevyrcg

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Lol. Just razz'n you. Look closely at my avatar pic. :D Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk

Really digging’ the tone on tone fender graphic, I’m all about that, glad you pointed it out….Nice job!

oldmann Senior Enthusiast

oldmann

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Thanks man. I think I am going to try to make a reverse decal and just clear plastidip it. I want it to just be dull compared to the paint. I think it would be sick on black.

 

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PMattras Enthusiast

PMattras

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I see the Chevy Dealer's website is now offering as an accessory a custom graphics option. It is the hood, roof rally strips. I am not sure if I like it with the red outline. The photo is very poor. Seems to be expensive. I just only like it on the hood.

 

Custom Graphics Part Name : Custom Graphics, Silverado Dual Stripe With Red Outline, Part# : 19303364 Brand : Chevrolet OEM Description :

Enhance the appearance of your all-new Silverado with this Custom Graphics package. It features dual stripes with a Red outline. Warranty :

Materials The greater of either the balance of the vehicle's bumper to bumper warranty or 12 months / 12,000 miles. Manufacturer Will fit vehicles with the following RPOs: Will not fit vehicles with the following RPOs:

This Item Fits :

Chevrolet Silverado 1500 - Installed w/ materials: $565.00

 

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Cheaper "material cost" at these website with black outline. Labor can't be that much more.

 

http://www.autographx.net/2014-Silverado-Rally-Stripe-Kit-p/grc-69.htm

 

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=silverado+stripe+kit

 

OUSux Enthusiast

OUSux

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Pinstripes and graphics are from the late 80's. Please do yourself a favor and don't put them on your 2014 truck lol

LOL X2

Here is what I did to my 2007 with my vinyl cutter. As you see in my Avatar I am working on something similar for my 2014 and recreated the 4x4 logo on the bed to match the color of my lower door graphics. Waiting until warmer weather before I tackle the bed stripes to match. I usually change it up every year or so as I get bored way too easily.

 

 

My dog just threw up in his mouth a little

Daryl LBZ Senior Enthusiast

Daryl LBZ

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I have been doing the Rally stripes on my Silverado’s for years!

Racing Stripes are where it's at! ;)

 

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Daryl LBZ Senior Enthusiast

Daryl LBZ

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Along with that 2-tone 70's shizz

Haters gonna hate :lol:

 

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