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2016 Double Cab Midnight Edition

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2016SilveradoZ71

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Well the wait was worth it. I picked up my new DC Midnight Edition.

It's finally nice to buy a truck and not have to blow it up to make it what i want.

Fully loaded and lovin' it so far..

 

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Do you have any more pictures of your truck. I been searching for a identical truck and finding no luck, I been debateing on ordering one.

ctay61983 Enthusiast

ctay61983

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Good looking truck! I like the wheel swap also.

The turn signals are orange though? I guess that would be the only difference between the double and crew? Or is that an LTZ thing?

'01LS1 Senior Enthusiast

'01LS1

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Much better!

I wanted to break up the black a little bit and I had no use for those off road wheels and tires.

GM 22's w/Toyo Proxies S/T's

 

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The dog does not completely match? May have to get some mods for him to. :P

dead3ye Enthusiast

dead3ye

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Good looking truck! I like the wheel swap also.

 

The turn signals are orange though? I guess that would be the only difference between the double and crew? Or is that an LTZ thing?

 

Not a double or crew or LTZ thing. It must be a Midnight Edition thing. My 2016 double LTZ with white turns:

 

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b1gted Enthusiast

b1gted

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Pretty sure it is an LTZ thing. My midnight edition is a crew cab LTZ z71 and has the Clear LED turn signals instead of the yellow covers with bulbs.

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CTHM732 Enthusiast

CTHM732

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Nice truck. Have the same Toyo tire on mine for summer. Good tire at a good price!

Puttnutt24 Enthusiast

Puttnutt24

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Lasted one week before I traded it in. I settled on the 5.3 to pull my trailer, although it did a significant job, I wanted a 6.2 and drove 500 miles to go get one. Lost about three grand but I'm real happy with the new one.

 

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Nightwalker Enthusiast

Nightwalker

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Wow Traded it already,I did something similar as a trade in.I bought a used 2014 took it to the dealer a 10 days later to have a new tailgate put on promised by dealer couple days later they called told me it had a seat belt recall and wouldn't let me take the truck till it was fixed(safety).The parts were on back order they said I can drive a new truck till fixed well I bought a 2016 to be done with it.

That's also a nice truck did you keep your rims(22")?

Congrats Again!

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