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New to the truck world. decided since getting a house, a truck would be a lot more useful. And also for the dog to have more room haha


Got it a few weeks ago. 2017 Silverado LT


Not much done to it as of yet but im sure that will change with time.


What she has so far

LineX bed liner

Front end wrapped in clear shield.

Black bowties

4" black round step bars


To Come

Tint on front windows getting next week

tonneau cover.

wheels and tires.

exhaust

levelling kit.

and more i'm sure


Here is when she was brand new.


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New to the truck world. decided since getting a house, a truck would be a lot more useful. And also for the dog to have more room haha
Got it a few weeks ago. 2017 Silverado LT
Not much done to it as of yet but im sure that will change with time.
What she has so far
LineX bed liner
Front end wrapped in clear shield.
Black bowties
4" black round step bars
To Come
Tint on front windows getting next week
tonneau cover.
wheels and tires.
exhaust
levelling kit.
and more i'm sure
Here is when she was brand new.
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IMG_20170303_233406_666.jpg

 

 

looks good. Puppy waiting for road trip ?

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looks good. Puppy waiting for road trip ?

Thanks!

 

He sure is. Loves the truck compared to the back seat of the car. He even has a dog bed back there haha

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shes even sexier now with the tint :hitit:

Thanks! and agreed :)

 

More tint! [emoji3]

 

 

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I would love to go darker but the cops in Quebec are assholes about tint. I never got bothered with the cars with tint at 35% which is what was put on the front so I'll keep it at that. It's better then none.

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Installed dash cam last night. What a pain that was.

 

Also debadged the rear and installed LED reverse light. Nice and bright now.

 

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  • 1 month later...
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It's been a few busy months so haven't had much time to do much to the truck.


Added K&N Drop in air filter


got some winter tires. a bit early but got a good sale.

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also had to replace this due to what may have been a car with a hitch backing into the truck and damaging it. At least it was an easy fix and not too expensive.

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  • 1 month later...
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Been busy so haven't had time to update. Got a rough country level/lift kit and a swing case tool box for the box.

 

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