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2 hours ago, Evan King said:

Hi guys, I am new to the forum and excited to see everyone’s rig. I picked up my 2020 RST Z71 5.3 last week. No mods yet, but a Gator EFX Hard fold is in the mail. I plan on tint,a 2in level and KO2 or Ridge Grapplers soon. 
 

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Nice! You get the tri or quad fold? Let us know how you like the cover...

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Picked Up my New AT4 on March 24th, the day before the Governor Shut down the economy. Went camping last week. 

 

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8 hours ago, ausomecasey said:

Nice! You get the tri or quad fold? Let us know how you like the cover...

I went with the tri fold. I’m hoping it gets delivered by next weekend. I’ll post some pictures after I get it installed. 

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On 5/27/2020 at 3:49 PM, SituationNormal said:

Hey everyone, thought I'd drop in here.  I'm new to the forum, new to Chevys, and new to pickup truck ownership altogether.  Purchased this Trail Boss new a little over a month ago and have since put almost 1300 miles on it.  I love it and look for every excuse to get behind the wheel.  Now looking for something to tow with it...

 

Bonus fake internet points for someone who can tell me what vehicle is parked in my garage - you can see it in the reflection in the doors. ?

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Midnight Edition ?

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^^^^ what tonneau cover is that?

It’s the Retrax One MX.


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18 minutes ago, GA_LTZ said:


It’s the Retrax One MX.


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Does that have a glossy or matte looking finish? Their website mentions matte, but some pictures look glossy...

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Does that have a glossy or matte looking finish? Their website mentions matte, but some pictures look glossy...

It’s more along the lines of matte. I would venture to say it’s even close to a satin finish. It has a touch of gloss but nothing like a high gloss finish.

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On 6/4/2020 at 9:30 PM, Electrobri said:

Picked Up my New AT4 on Mark 24th, the day before the Governor Shut down the economy. Went camping last week. 

 

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Inslee is killing the state!!!

 

Welcome to the site my neighbor to the east!

 

Any riot's yet??? 

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Picked up a 2020 RST Z71 and have it waiting for me in the states. Currently stationed in Germany and have been aching to get home to drive it here in about a month. 

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