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Can we get a regular cab thread going? Stock, lifted, lowered?

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I really want to some leveled on stock rims, but I'll take all and any regular cab pics. Here's mine.

 

 

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Man. I like regular cabs, I just wish you could get the "fancy" options in them.

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Man. I like regular cabs, I just wish you could get the "fancy" options in them.

You can go all the way up to LT Z71 I think. Maybe even LTZ.

 

 

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You can go all the way up to LT Z71 I think. Maybe even LTZ.

 

 

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Doesn't have the nicer screen, leather, center console, etc etc

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Doesn't have the nicer screen, leather, center console, etc etc

 

ha -- you know, I just realized that you are right. Interesting.

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This is a good idea since crew cabs have 60% of the market and regular cabs only have about 10% and the double cabs have the remaining share. A lot of the outside venders don't make anything for the regular cabs. IE: Weather Tech (at this time) still doesn't make any side window deflectors and certain floor mats with 4 wheel drive shifter (WT) on the floor. Some of the high end step bars companies don't make anything for the regular pickup. The after markets have really cut back on special fitting products for regular cabs over the years.

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BAD ASS TRUCK. Please tell me you are going to black out the grill and bumpers.

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If they would make the Cheyenne ^^^ , or even the 6.2 available, I would have gladly gone RC. RC's, especially in this new body style, just look right.

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BAD ASS TRUCK. Please tell me you are going to black out the grill and bumpers.

Thanks!

 

Yes and no. Yes that was my original intention and ultimately I'll end up doing it. But for now, my money is going in the suspension and engine. I'll probably replace the grill insert with a factory black one, tho.

 

And to the other post, the Cheyenne concept is the inspiration for my build.

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Thanks!

 

Yes and no. Yes that was my original intention and ultimately I'll end up doing it. But for now, my money is going in the suspension and engine. I'll probably replace the grill insert with a factory black one, tho.

 

And to the other post, the Cheyenne concept is the inspiration for my build.

It is a very sinister, menacing looking setup only the RC can pull off, imo. Make sure to keep us updated, with pics.
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Can't wait to see this thread get going!

 

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Btw I assume this is 2014+ is what you are looking for?

 

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Btw I assume this is 2014+ is what you are looking for?

 

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Yes it is!

 

 

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I scoured the interwebs and found this. Not all my style, but contributin' none the less...

 

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