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20L8TSierra24 Senior Enthusiast

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Made the 900 mile trip up to our cabin in Maggie Valley NC. We had to make a pit stop in Atlanta for some of the best cup cakes as well!

 

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I don't post much but do browse the forum regularly.

 

Here is my 2014 Silverado LTZ Z71 6.2L. Debadged and waiting for silver bowties.

 

Recently bought these 22" wheels from a forum member that removed them from his Sierra Denali - about 2 weeks ago. They're a huge improvement over the stock 18" wheels, IMHO.

 

Thanks!

 

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Strykers_Inc Enthusiast

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I don't post much but do browse the forum regularly.

 

Here is my 2014 Silverado LTZ Z71 6.2L. Debadged and waiting for silver bowties.

 

Recently bought these 22" wheels from a forum member that removed them from his Sierra Denali - about 2 weeks ago. They're a huge improvement over the stock 18" wheels, IMHO.

 

Thanks!

 

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They look way better on your truck! I think the Blue sets them off! Looks great!

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Finally able to get the bass boat out the last 2 weekends! I've also put 20k miles on the truck in a year! Gas mileage towing not so good lol.

 

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Correct me if I am wrong, but Chevy has a very similar color called Slate Grey Metallic. It is a rare color also. Mine is a 2015. Have only seen one other one just like it.

Whiskey Bent Enthusiast

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Correct me if I am wrong, but Chevy has a very similar color called Slate Grey Metallic. It is a rare color also. Mine is a 2015. Have only seen one other one just like it.

 

They no longer make the blue granite metallic. They replaced it with slate grey metallic for 2015 trucks.
Debra in Cali Enthusiast

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They no longer make the blue granite metallic. They replaced it with slate grey metallic for 2015 trucks.

That is what I was thinking, that they replace blue granite with the slate grey color. Very similar, but not a perfect match. Both are great color tho, IMHO.

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That is what I was thinking, that they replace blue granite with the slate grey color. Very similar, but not a perfect match. Both are great color tho, IMHO.

 

I wish I would have held out a few more months for the slate grey color
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Somebody say Slate Grey??....[emoji16]

 

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