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Hey guys its been a long time since I've been on here so I figured I would do a Recap of the truck.

 

 

Here's where it started in August of 2013

1stday.jpg

 

And the next day running boards were gone.

Before.jpg

 

Then the lowering kit came in a couple of days later and also got rid of those badges (McG 3-5)

After.jpg

 

The following rainy day

Afterwith24s.jpg

 

Then some sunshine for some better pics

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20131017_151245.jpg

 

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Next was some dipped emblems

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Flash forward to 12/2014.... sometime at the beginning of '14 I changed out the handles and mirror caps to color matched. Then in Dec. '14 I picked up a set of the 24" reps so it could keep the stock looking wheels except BIGGER.

 

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And this is how she sits now.... Color matched the fender trims

 

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Thank for looking and all comment are welcome

 

  • 2 weeks later...
-Low2014- Enthusiast

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Thanks Guys.

The day I posted some punk kid hit me on the way home...which really sucks, but on the bright side I should have a color matched rear bumper on their dime. I have already found the All Terrain bumper w/o steps and that's what will be installed. and if you are looking for one of those it is GM #23108143.

 

I will update again once the repairs are done.

 

Mark

  • 2 months later...
TxTruckMan Senior Enthusiast

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Great looking truck. I wish GM had Blue color matched fender trim. I think my truck would look better with matched trim.

ikaika1984 Enthusiast

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Hey guys its been a long time since I've been on here so I figured I would do a Recap of the truck.

 

 

Here's where it started in August of 2013

1stday.jpg

 

And the next day running boards were gone.

Before.jpg

 

Then the lowering kit came in a couple of days later and also got rid of those badges (McG 3-5)

After.jpg

 

The following rainy day

Afterwith24s.jpg

 

Then some sunshine for some better pics

20131017_150819.jpg

 

20131017_150944.jpg

 

20131017_151245.jpg

 

20131017_151314.jpg

 

Next was some dipped emblems

20131103_141213.jpg

 

20131102_181934.jpg

 

21ebe913-11c1-4ba6-96dd-05e656196b0a.jpg

 

Flash forward to 12/2014.... sometime at the beginning of '14 I changed out the handles and mirror caps to color matched. Then in Dec. '14 I picked up a set of the 24" reps so it could keep the stock looking wheels except BIGGER.

 

20141208_081222.jpg

 

20141208_081242.jpg

 

And this is how she sits now.... Color matched the fender trims

 

Message_1435702193562.jpg

 

 

 

 

Thank for looking and all comment are welcome

 

Very nice truck, I missed it, but it's a Silverado or Sierra? Liked the first rim and tires set up.. Did you use the billet letters or color dip..?

 

Sent from my SG Note 4 on Tapatalk

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Great looking truck. I wish GM had Blue color matched fender trim. I think my truck would look better with matched trim.

Thanks. Just find a good body shop to paint them. I had mine painted I just repeated myself over and over about the importance of a smooth finish and they came out great.

Were you in the sugarland town center garage in the first pic?!

Yes sir

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Very nice truck, I missed it, but it's a Silverado or Sierra? Liked the first rim and tires set up.. Did you use the billet letters or color dip..?

 

 

 

Sent from my SG Note 4 on Tapatalk

Thanks man it gets me to where I need to go.

Huh?

It's a GMC Silverado and I dipped the GMC.

  • 2 months later...
GarciaLTZ Enthusiast

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Nvm I see it now lol. I'm searching for a drop kit. I'm thinking the 2-4 rough country lowering kit with 24s or 26s. I'm not sure yet tho.

TXTruk15 Enthusiast

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I'm more of a lifted truck guy, but your truck has a beautiful stance lowered - I love the colormatched items, this truck looks damn good

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