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1 hour ago, OnTheReel said:

You’ll confuse the hell out of people with that sound coming from a full size pickup...

Exactly what had happened today. Got a bunch of these confused look?. A few had asked me if it was a diesel and others asked if it was a v6 with turbo. 

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On 10/16/2019 at 8:50 AM, eppieguy said:

I agree, thats one of the reasons I didn't buy a Trail Boss, I didn't like all the black, especially the grill and bumper, looks like a low level trim package to me. Again, no hate, just my preference.  Nice work Chance. 

Funny how we all have different taste.  I avoided the painted bumpers because I thought they had a low level trim look.  Like you guys, definitely no hate just different preference.  Good thing or we'd all be driving the same thing LOL.  

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RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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Funny how we all have different taste.  I avoided the painted bumpers because I thought they had a low level trim look.  Like you guys, definitely no hate just different preference.  Good thing or we'd all be driving the same thing LOL.  


I had my chrome handles painted and the chrome trim blacked out on my high country

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SatinSilvy Enthusiast

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5 hours ago, RyanbabZ71 said:

 


I had my chrome handles painted and the chrome trim blacked out on my high country

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Ryan B.

 

Looks great those are on the list for me as well. 
 

How did you go about the handles? Buy new ones and have them painted? 
 

Did you wrap the trim or buy new black trim?

 

one last one, did you paint your front bumper or is that stock on the HC? 

SatinSilvy Enthusiast

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Came home from work and did a little bit to the truck. 

Wrapped the bow tie black on my spare grille while the other grille is getting painted. I wrapped the inside door handles (need more wrap to finish the rest, and installed LED reverse lights. Not a bad hour of working on the truck.

 

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RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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Looks great those are on the list for me as well. 
 
How did you go about the handles? Buy new ones and have them painted? 
 
Did you wrap the trim or buy new black trim?
 
one last one, did you paint your front bumper or is that stock on the HC? 


Dealer painted door handles before I purchased truck for me. They dont have satin steel door handles it’s odd they have them on the RST models but for repairs and such they have to paint new ones [emoji2373]

I had the trim wrapped by the guy who did my ppf and tint

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SatinSilvy Enthusiast

SatinSilvy

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13 minutes ago, RyanbabZ71 said:

 


Dealer painted door handles before I purchased truck for me. They dont have satin steel door handles it’s odd they have them on the RST models but for repairs and such they have to paint new ones emoji2373.png

I had the trim wrapped by the guy who did my ppf and tint

My front bumper is stock b5be12404bdc909985475105310ce236.jpg

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Ryan B.

 

Looks great! I have mirror caps and grille at the shop getting color matched paint. I’d like to do handles/trim and bumpers next. 

SatinSilvy Enthusiast

SatinSilvy

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13 minutes ago, RyanbabZ71 said:

 


Dealer painted door handles before I purchased truck for me. They dont have satin steel door handles it’s odd they have them on the RST models but for repairs and such they have to paint new ones emoji2373.png

I had the trim wrapped by the guy who did my ppf and tint

My front bumper is stock b5be12404bdc909985475105310ce236.jpg

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Ryan B.

 

Looks great! I have mirror caps and grille at the shop getting color matched paint. I’d like to do handles/trim and bumpers next. 

mwbutcher Enthusiast

mwbutcher

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10 hours ago, RyanbabZ71 said:

 


I had my chrome handles painted and the chrome trim blacked out on my high country

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Ryan B.

 

I like that combination alot.

JHP Enthusiast

JHP

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On 10/6/2019 at 1:01 PM, Ezekiel2517 said:

Added some shadow gray color matched door protectors from sportwing.  Paint matches perfectly.  Their instructions on mounting are wrong though.  It would have resulted in a seriously crooked install.  I just went with the ridge in the door for alignment.  

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Would you mind sharing the cost of these?  Looking at doing this but won't if too much $!

Ezekiel2517 Enthusiast

Ezekiel2517

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Sure, go to Sportwing.com.  They are $136 delivered right now.  Seems like a good price for what you get.  I honestly dont even know they are on there most of the time.  you cant even notice them unless you know to look.  They also have some with contrasting stripes if you want them to stand out.

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Comscan Enthusiast

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On 10/24/2019 at 7:47 AM, Ezekiel2517 said:

Sure, go to Sportwing.com.  They are $136 delivered right now.  Seems like a good price for what you get.  I honestly dont even know they are on there most of the time.  you cant even notice them unless you know to look.  They also have some with contrasting stripes if you want them to stand out.

Awesome,  been looking to add those to my vehicle, thx

SatinSilvy Enthusiast

SatinSilvy

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Put my paint matched grille and mirror caps on. Pretty excited how it came out. Still contemplating on if I should keep the chrome bumper or not? What are your thoughts?

 

 

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