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Lots a good looking trucks. Keep em coming.

 

Blacked out my bowtie yesterday.

 

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Your truck is sweat.

What is your wheel set up? Tire and rim sizes?

 

 

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63° day, home with a chest infection. That won't stop me from making the truck shine.

Wash, iron-x, wash, h2O guard and gloss.

All i need now is black grille inserts, too much chrome.

 

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6c1e6999151e5bfa7643f3bdc117d744.jpg. I still love my truck.

 

 

2014 Chevy silverado Z71 DCSB w/Bilstein 5100 level

 

Summit white? :nonod:

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Summit white? :nonod:

 

i think he's talkin about his cooler.... ..maybe the table...

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Wrong post. Was looking at some of the other "post your pics post" and forgot which one I was viewing at the moment. But yes I will argue I was posting the cooler, Made in Merica

 

 

2014 Chevy silverado Z71 DCSB w/Bilstein 5100 level

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Great build!! What lift did you go with? Do the front tires stick out farther then the rear? Also, what mud flaps are those? Did they come with the truck or did you get some and paint to match? Awesome looking truck!!!

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I got the mid flaps when I ordered my truck they came white I had a choice of black or white. And for the front tires sticking out no not at all I'll take pictures and post them when I get back home and the lift is post-141913-148812678756_thumb.png

 

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I always lurk, figured I'd finally post my truck up.

 

2015 Silverado, 3.5" CST Spindle lift up front with 1" spacer. 4.5 total front lift, nothing in the rear. Mickey Thompson 17" wheels with 34" tires.

 

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