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mjdxtreme Enthusiast

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I am considering taking off the big GMC emblem on the tailgate but cannot decide if I like it better on or off. What are your opinions?

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mike221 Enthusiast

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I personally like it with emblem on, but it looks good either way

 

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Daryl LBZ Senior Enthusiast

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Take it off, looks way cleaner with just the two emblems at the bottom of the tailgate.

cjz28 Enthusiast

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Def without imo. That's what I did with mine... Considering taking off the Sierra letters too.

Imcrazy Senior Enthusiast

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I like the GMC logo, don't like the two on the bottom as much.

mjdxtreme Enthusiast

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Def without imo. That's what I did with mine... Considering taking off the Sierra letters too.

Good looking truck. Like the way the 2016 taillights look. Yous looks good with the gmc logo removed.

07Softail Senior Enthusiast

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Take them all off.

Amen Brother...I hate all of the cheap badges. I debadged the day I brought it home and my wife just rolled her eyes saying here we go with the modifications!

 

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SouthernSilveradoGuy85 Senior Enthusiast

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Amen Brother...I hate all of the cheap badges. I debadged the day I brought it home and my wife just rolled her eyes saying here we go with the modifications!

 

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They don't look as cheap as badges used to. I know they're still plastic but they still look better than before. I know the badges on my '98 looked real cheap which eventually I did debadge the whole truck. I personally like the way the badges look on my black truck. I did replace the insert of the bowtie on the tailgate with an aluminum one while keeping the chrome trim of the bowtie.

 

Now if it was like the new Rams with the big ass RAM on the tailgate then ya I'd debadge the RAM but leave the rest at the bottom, but the ones on the GM trucks don't look bad in my opinion.

 

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mjdxtreme Enthusiast

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Or get rid of them all.

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martha3065 Enthusiast

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Amen Brother...I hate all of the cheap badges. I debadged the day I brought it home and my wife just rolled her eyes saying here we go with the modifications!

 

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[emoji2] Same thing happened to me when I took mine off. She also didn't understand what was wrong with my mirror caps and door handles when I bought color matched to replace chrome.
mjdxtreme Enthusiast

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My wife is really supportive until I get carried away with the mods and start spending more time out there then with the family.

cjz28 Enthusiast

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Or get rid of them all.

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Love my photo editor on my note 5. I can edit pictures to see what it may look like before I do it and it's too late.

I'm torn now ha I kinda wanna remove all mine.. Scared! Hah

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