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BlueTopaz14 Enthusiast

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Looked all over the US before I ordered it. Couldn't find anything else with the same options and color.

That's hard to believe lol what options specifically?

 

 

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StillOffshore Enthusiast

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I'm Jealous of all the blues...had an '03 vette in the blue...hated it in pictures, but the price was right. Loved it in person. I've always had white trucks, just what was available at the time and best price. Promised myself the new one would be anything but white. Ended up with blk/blk, almost got a blue/light gray, but I was worried I'd get the seats all grungy looking from daily use. Figured the black seats will hide that. Looking at all the blue ones here makes me wish I would have gotten the blue one. They look AMAZING in the sunlight!!!

mafd2 Senior Enthusiast

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That's hard to believe lol what options specifically?

 

 

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Yea I'm with you on that. Curious to know what options myself or what's special about it.

 

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smrr1 Senior Enthusiast

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Yea I'm with you on that. Curious to know what options myself or what's special about it.

 

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Looks like a typical denali to me but maybe they had not produced any blue trucks at the time he searched and ordered. Just an idea.

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Rawyzf Senior Enthusiast

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Magnum RT step installed

 

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I like that step, I like that it's closer to the body.

 

Where did you get them, how much?

RRCKK2500HD Enthusiast

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I like that step, I like that it's closer to the body.

 

Where did you get them, how much?

I have those too.... Can find em on Amazon, ebay, realtruck.Com. They run like $350. I like em also.

 

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chevy15 Enthusiast

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I like that step, I like that it's closer to the body.

 

Where did you get them, how much?

 

That's why I liked them so much - plus I'm liking the Blacked out look - hence the new wheels! I got them on Ebay - negotiated to $325 with free shipping.

mprimeau Enthusiast

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Can't wait to pick my stone blue metallic up Friday! First mods already scheduled are ceramic tint on all windows and Grafxwerks overlays for the front/rear.

2017 Sierra CC 4x4

What are some must have mods for these trucks?

cul8r Enthusiast

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Which one looks better? Which wheels?6b0da55c5735599a829fcf60226857a4.pngaabcf89866a072c2cf6b80b91f2b4958.jpg

 

 

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b1gted Enthusiast

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With the other chrome you have on your truck, the chrome wheels are a better look. In my opinion, of course.

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