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Added a few more updates and this will be it for a little while.  Bought some overlay stickers for my GMC emblems and a Superman hitch cover.  Had the overlays on for about 3 days now and they seem to be holding perfectly.  

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Vent visors well 3 out of 4. One was cracked in the packaging [emoji35]

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Traded in my black LT for this white RST. Gonna miss her but just couldn't resist. Went to the tint shop the next day for 5% on the back and brow and legal on the front two. Transferred the led bulbs for the license plate and reverse light from the '16. Sadly my Hostiles wouldn't fit on the '19 with the big boy calipers, not without spacers...

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19 hours ago, sihawker said:

Added a few more updates and this will be it for a little while.  Bought some overlay stickers for my GMC emblems and a Superman hitch cover.  Had the overlays on for about 3 days now and they seem to be holding perfectly.  

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Where did you get the overlay? Would be Sweet it it was black with red trim

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2 hours ago, Philipgonzales3 said:

I did a thing today.  Added the chrome lettering in the tailgate.  

 

 

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Very nice ?. All you need now is chrome wheels ?

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Found some diode dynamics license plate bulbs in my toolbox today so I had to swap them

Half done

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Ryan B.

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18 minutes ago, mafd2 said:

Very nice ?. All you need now is chrome wheels ?

That's a good idea!  Haha initially I hated the chrome.  But the more I had the truck (a whopping whole month) I couldn't come to wrap the chrome.  I'm starting to like it more and more now.  I kind of think it looks good and I'm becoming less of a fan of the whole blacked out look.  Especially on rims and tires.  It turns into one big black shadow of a wheel well.  I think for my wheels I will go black and silver though for some contrast.  IDK just thinking out load here.  

 

 

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Installed tonneau cover today. The wheel liners are a PITA. Only got one side installed. Next up is LED’s

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7 hours ago, LeadUtensil said:

Installed tonneau cover today. The wheel liners are a PITA. Only got one side installed. Next up is LED’s

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looks great. I'm undecided on a tonneau cover or backrack.

 

I'm waiting on my wheel well liners from the dealer to show up too.

 

really considering blacking out the chevrolet and possibly black emblems

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