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Ryan's 2017 GMC Sierra 1500... SICK!!! ?


Ryan H.

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2017 GMC Sierra 1500

Crew Cab

Short Box

5.3

 

- 4" Readylift SST lift kit

- 22x10 Fuel Maverick (-24 offset)

- 33x12.5r22 Toyo Open Country M/T

- Custom Leather

- Line-X spray-in bedliner

- Bedrug bed mat with tailgate liner

- Truxedo Titanium hard rolling tonneau

- Access 18" LED motion sensing bed light

- Putco 60" Blade taillight bar

- GM 4" round chrome assist steps

- GM rear seat storage unit

- GM floor liners (front and rear) 

- GM headrest tablet holders (for the kids) 

- Xpel protective film 

- Simoniz Protection (inside & out) 

- CrystalFusion windshield treatment

- Final Coat rust module (Minnesota truck)

 

 

Will add additional photos as I take them. Thanks for looking!

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  • 2 weeks later...
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Dude!  Nice.  Now that you have a new truck to play with, you'll probably need to sell the Camaro.  I'll help you out and take the car. 

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