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2 minutes ago, Phi Shoe said:

The fit is perfect. I can’t imagine there being an issue with them popping off. It’s a cheap alternative that works. 

Heck ya...I agree I cant justify new wheels right now so i may go this route come spring. Thanks for the input. 

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bowtie2007
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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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z1boss

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

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700 miles in, absolutely love this truck.  The reviewers can bang on the interior all they want, it is very much my cup of tea.  Vastly improved, the screen works great and everything is intuitive.  I never had an issue with the older style seats, but the new side bolsters on this one are awesome.  I was honestly sad to trade in my 2015 Duramax Denali 2500, it served me so well, but this 2020 has me wanting to drive everywhere. 

 

 

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Some updated photos of my 2019 RST. 3 inch MotoFab kit on 22x12 Arkon Lincoln's on 33" Atturo Trailblade MTs. Removed the front and rear mudflaps and put color matched fender plugs and removed the front lower valance.6c9a1f748f5beddac2d0f4a6a9bc1699.jpg8451fda2ebbc0ede4234f09bd41628fc.jpg1a86e1dcefd4c032845f9913324012a4.jpg

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Nice truck. Looks good with that color.


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That1Silverado Enthusiast

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Nice truck. Looks good with that color.


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Thank you! I am very happy with the truck so far!

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Put on close to 900 miles yesterday traveling to and from Houghton MI. 

That's salt from the roads (on the sides, not tailgate) in case you've never spent a winter up North.  ?

 

 

 

 

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lapoolboy Senior Enthusiast

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33 minutes ago, Cohocarl said:

Put on close to 900 miles yesterday traveling to and from Houghton MI. 

That's salt from the roads (on the sides, not tailgate) in case you've never spent a winter up North.  ?

 

 

 

 

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My God!  ?

 

I'd have a mental breakdown knowing all that crap is on and in every crevice of my truck!

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My God!  ?

 

I'd have a mental breakdown knowing all that crap is on and in every crevice of my truck!

It's not that bad...we have about 3 months in the summer when we can keep them clean.  :wtf:

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mafd2 Senior Enthusiast

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1 hour ago, Cohocarl said:

Put on close to 900 miles yesterday traveling to and from Houghton MI. 

That's salt from the roads (on the sides, not tailgate) in case you've never spent a winter up North.  ?

 

 

 

 

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Dang... Man I'm glad we don't have that here. Salt=rust and corrosion.

Phi Shoe Enthusiast

Phi Shoe

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1 hour ago, lapoolboy said:

How do you know this?

Title department said so when I got it tagged and I bought it in October and there were only 4 available at any dealers  in the state 

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2 hours ago, Cohocarl said:

Put on close to 900 miles yesterday traveling to and from Houghton MI. 

That's salt from the roads (on the sides, not tailgate) in case you've never spent a winter up North.  ?

 

 

 

 

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CT here... I know this feeling all too well. I just put a coating on it, aerolon, which seals the paint, rubber, glass, etc. there was a warm spit where I could wash the salt off and put this coating on. A little peace of mind for me through the winter... I just have to apply it every 5 months or so. When the winter is over I’ll power wash the undercarriage as well...

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Just picked up a 2020 with the 3.0 diesel. It’s the LTZ trim. I’m absolutely blown away with this truck.  The family and I take a lot of summer road trips, so looking forward to the MPG gains with the diesel.  I’m in the camp of loving the interior.  This truck is such a joy to drive.

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blwright Enthusiast

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On 1/12/2020 at 12:17 AM, That1Silverado said:

Some updated photos of my 2019 RST. 3 inch MotoFab kit on 22x12 Arkon Lincoln's on 33" Atturo Trailblade MTs. Removed the front and rear mudflaps and put color matched fender plugs and removed the front lower valance.6c9a1f748f5beddac2d0f4a6a9bc1699.jpg8451fda2ebbc0ede4234f09bd41628fc.jpg1a86e1dcefd4c032845f9913324012a4.jpg

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Kudos for noting that directional wheels are directional.  Sharp truck!

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On 1/12/2020 at 1:17 AM, That1Silverado said:

Some updated photos of my 2019 RST. 3 inch MotoFab kit on 22x12 Arkon Lincoln's on 33" Atturo Trailblade MTs. Removed the front and rear mudflaps and put color matched fender plugs and removed the front lower valance.6c9a1f748f5beddac2d0f4a6a9bc1699.jpg8451fda2ebbc0ede4234f09bd41628fc.jpg1a86e1dcefd4c032845f9913324012a4.jpg

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Definitely a beauty!!  Sharp looking rig dude...?

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