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John Goreham
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10/22/2015

Ahead of the SEMA show coming the first week of November, Chevrolet has teased some images of the Red Line Concept cars it plans to display. The Silverado's Red Line treatment includes exterior styling changes all based around a Silver Metallic exterior color. The biggest modification is that the roof gets a Charcoal black treatment. The Silverado also has a great Satin Graphite front hood color. The rims have gloss red patches, and red is used sparingly throughout the trim to offset the satin elements. We love the look, but wonder how much heat a matte finish charcoal roof would add to the interior of a vehicle. What's your take?

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Chris Senior Enthusiast

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Too bad it is paint on the wheel and not a fat red brake caliper

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...and the REST of the specs might be?

 

Or is it all 'surface' treatment?

barry G Senior Enthusiast

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I like the roof.

 

the rails own any vehicle, trucks are dramatic. when a chevy drops thermally local, the rockers are gone within months..doesn't know how to come back out of the routine..

 

black is one of the best colors for the roof. I hope it gets good and hot.

Gorehamj Senior Enthusiast

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To answer some of the above, yes, the Silverado Redline Concept is primarily an exterior graphics change. Chevy did put a variety of parts from the existing Chevy Performance catalog on the show truck including:

◾Air intake and exhaust kits
◾Brembo front brake kit
◾22-inch wheels (with custom red accents) and center caps
◾Black bowtie kit
◾Black-chrome exhaust tip
◾Assist steps and cargo bed extender
◾GearOn™ cargo rings and cross rails
◾Hull-a-Port mounts and straps by Thule®
◾Floor liners.

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It has TONS of potential but would want to see it in person for the final judgement. GM has some awesome ideas sometimes, then other times not so much. Would it bake the interior? In my neck of the woods...not so much. In Phoenix.....you could fry bacon in there LOL :tumbleweed:

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