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48 minutes ago, Sierra Dan said:

I like that metallic pop. Do you have any other pictures Seth?

Not too many other Smokey Quartz trucks out there that I have seen.

Not a lot. Need to clean it up and get some wax on it. I posted one earlier that showed the color well. Very metallic brown in the sun and grey in the shade. 

 

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Finally arrived! Pacific Blue Sierra

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Here is our new 2019 Silverado RST.  For details on all the modifications, here is a link to my build thread:    

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Picked up my special ordered 2019 Trail Boss about 2 weeks ago.  Loving it so far.  Lots of mods already.

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1 hour ago, Sierra Dan said:

With the longer bed, you can haul those Icebergs around town! LOL   Great looking truck Matt.

You do not see many CC Standard beds in the Trail Boss configuration.

haha thanks! Definitely a rarer setup, which is nice. Just traded a '16 White LT and there's about 1000 white work truck silverados around. Nice to have something unique

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What’d it cost you and roughly how long to cover the truck ?


Kit is a little over $100. Time is dependent on the state of the paint. It was a two day process for my truck. My car was about a week but I did panel by panel since it was early spring and I wasn’t driving the car.


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smrr1 Senior Enthusiast

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There are a lot of at4s running around. Think it and the trail boss are going to be big sellers for gm. 

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2 hours ago, smrr1 said:

There are a lot of at4s running around. Think it and the trail boss are going to be big sellers for gm. 

With K2,  SLT and LT/LTZ packages were the big sellers.

2020 will most likely reflect more TrailBoss packages sold over this year, as they will be available with the 6.2

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I have yet to see another AT4 or even a Trail Boss in my area, but this area is always SO behind on everything. For now, I'll enjoy my "uniqueness". :D 

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Same here.  LT's, RST's, HC's and Denali.  Very few SLT's and no SLE's or AT4's..

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5 minutes ago, smrr1 said:

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This is what i consider a Chameleon color. Love that it looks gray to iridium in dark conditions and a brown in the sunlight :thumbs:

Anyone remember the Bermuda blue from the GMT900 SUV's ? 

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Yes i do. The tahoes were really good looking in that color. 

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I really miss the Iridium metallic colour .  One of my all time favourites;  closest thing to true charcoal grey you could get.  I must say the Smokey quartz and satin steel metallic colours are very sharp indeed.

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