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Will this fit a 2014 Z71 1500?

 

yes but you will have to buy the HD version. p/n 23385942

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be nice if they had this for GMC... light that puppy up red!...

 

edit.. nevermind. .did a google search....

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I got this for Christmas, going to install it soon on a 2017 Silverado 1500.

 

Does the grill have to come out, is there any other way to remove the stock emblem without removing the grill or damaging anything.

 

Thanks

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So is it possible to put in a different colored bow tie (other than the black one it comes with) on to the illuminated back piece?

 

 

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So is it possible to put in a different colored bow tie (other than the black one it comes with) on to the illuminated back piece?

 

 

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I just ordered one that is coming this week. I'll take a look and will let you know.

 

 

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I just ordered one that is coming this week. I'll take a look and will let you know.

 

 

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Awesome! I love my gold bow tie and would definitely swap them if it's possible.

 

 

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I just ordered one that is coming this week. I'll take a look and will let you know.

 

 

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I think this is going on my birthday wish list. It would be cool if you could change the colors. Looking forward to what you find, pgamboa.

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Picked it up for 233....

$233 where? Got mine for $248

 

 

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$233 where? Got mine for $248

 

 

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Ebay has a flash sale 15 off 75+ :) I waited until that deal came around, otherwise the ebay motors deal for 20% off, up to 20.00 comes around every once and a while. Mine said for 2017 but they are the same i think lol

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