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Nominations are now open for our summer Current Featured Truck.

 

From this point on we will try to keep the CFT to a Tri-Month Basis. 2k2TahoeSS gets one more month on his tenure.Then the winner from this go-around gets it June July & August.

 

Unfortuneately, We can't keep track of the full rundown from the March poll. So to be fair, everybody must re-submit (unless you don't want to).

 

If you are nominating someone else's truck, please ask them for some of their favorite pics (Preferibly 3) and a list of mods.

 

Do the same if your nominating your own Truck.

 

Former CFTs (Including 2k2TahoeSS), and Fords are excluded. :crackup:

 

 

All participants will be put in polls and the top 5 or so(depending on how many people are nominated) will be put into a grand finale poll.

 

 

Nominations will close Next Saturday Night, at 12am(technically Sunday morning) EASTERN TIME.

 

 

Alright, now let's nominate some Trucks!

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Former CFTs (Including 2k2TahoeSS), and Fords are excluded. :crackup:

 

 

 

Alright, now let's nominate some Trucks!

Hey fords excluded so I cant nominate R-9 but what about HMEs ??? :loser:

 

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Ok seriously , Im going to give the nod to Tom's 99 Z71 . Nice rig :thumb:

List of mods ....

 

R&D Auto Door Unlocks

R&D Headlight Controller

R&D Foglight Controller

Front Bumper Opening Inserts

Painted Intake Manifold Cover

Painted Rear Differential Cover

Painted Bowtie and Grille

2 Button Dome Light (from a Crew Cab)

R&D Headlight Override Switch

Amber Daytime Running Lights (DRL's)

American Flag Z71 Decals

Cadillac Escalade Headlight Switch and A/C Knobs

Trenz Polished Billet Bowtie

Performance Accessories 3 inch Body Lift  

Custom made front Skid Plate  

Westin CPS Step Rails  

Powerflow Splash Guards  

70 Series Flowmaster Muffler With Dual 2 1/4" Pipes Routed Behind Rear Tires  

Better Built Stainless Steel Bed Rails, GM Bed Rail Caps &Bedliner, Delta Dual Lid Packer Tool Box  

Pioneer DEH-P77DH Head Unit and 6 Disc CD Changer

Clear Turn Signals  

K&N Fuel Injection Performance Kit (FIPK)  

Auto-Ventshade Bugflector II Bugshield  

Auto-Ventshade Slotted Taillight Covers  

Auto-Ventshade Vent Visors  

Bushwacker Street Flares  

30% Window Tint  

Husky Floor Liners  

Center Console Cover Liner

 

 

Along with pics

 

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I did not take into account that I will not be here Saturday. Actually I'll be out all weekend. So I'll be a nice guy and extend the deadline to next Monday Night (Tuesday morning @ 12AM).

 

 

But something ain't right,this thread's been open 2 whole days and only 2 nominations. What's up with that? :jester:

 

 

Com'on Guys, let's get these nominations Rolling! :smash:

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I'll nominate Jason Pendlum's truck, I mean, you're not going to find many truck with more mods than his:

 

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http://www.jpcustoms.com/Productpages/Project%20Vehicles.htm

 

List of Upgrades

- Complete Denali interior with functional trip computer, CD changer, rear audio controls & rear heated seats

- Upgraded carpet

- 3" Performance Accessories Body Lift

- 305 X-terrain Tires

- HD series Hood

- Z71 Tahoe front airdam with fog lights

- Silver Escalade Gauges

- Steering Wheel Audio Controls

- Rear Parking Assist

- Line-of-Fire LED Light bar

- Homelink

- Lighted Sunvisor Upgrade

- Billet Fuel Door

- Classic Soft Trim leather interior

- K&N FIPK

- Diablosport Predator Programmer

- Rear Auxiliary Lights connected to factory button

- AutoPage Alarm System

 

Future Upgrades

- Rancho 4" Suspension Package

- SnugTop lid

- Power folding/signal mirrors

- Nfab nerf bars

- Katzkin Leather interior

- Heated/Cool Seat kit

- Silverado HID headlight upgrade

Posted
I'll nominate Jason Pendlum's truck, I mean, you're not going to find many truck with more mods than his:

I second that.  :thumb:

 

Thanks K1500.  :smash:

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I'll nominate Jason Pendlum's truck, I mean, you're not going to find many truck with more mods than his:

I also agree :hail: Jason has a great lookin truck and plenty of great mod's too!

 

Plus, I'm parcial to gray trucks  :thumb:

 

 

 

Good Luck Jason

 

-Jerry

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Yep, I'd agree, after seeing Jason's ride for the first time, I thought I should've strongly considered the gray.  I hadn't seen any recent photos since the lift.  Truck looks great Jason.  All that work has paid off nicely. :smash:
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I love Jason's truck and would have probably went along with the nomination before I found something a few minutes ago.

 

If he wants to be in the running,I'd have to thro dcairns in for his Silverado SS after this addition he made to it.

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If he wants to be in the running,I'd have to thro dcairns in for his Silverado SS after this addition he made to it.

I'd have to agree with Frank...

 

DCairns SilveradoSS should be in the running,  but since it is now "Supercharged" it should be moved to the top of the list!!!  :thumb:

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DCairns SilveradoSS should be in the running,  but since it is now "Supercharged" it should be moved to the top of the list!!!

Hey, if superchargers count, then count me in.

 

My Silverado is turbocharged and my Bonneville is supercharged!

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