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Picked up my truck last Saturday but I was away for work all week. Love this thing. 

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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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I am an old fart so I preferred the chrome on the GMC SLT 

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1 hour ago, Mr Vee said:

I am an old fart so I preferred the chrome on the GMC SLT 

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Looks good bud. I'm seeing more people going towards chrome lately. Several here have removed black wheels for chrome.

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1 hour ago, Mr Vee said:

I am an old fart so I preferred the chrome on the GMC SLT 

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I love the chrome and I’m only 33. I think it looks really good on these trucks. They really nailed with with the LTZ and SLT trucks. I just got a chrome toolbox, and I think it really sets the truck off. 

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OnTheReel Senior Enthusiast

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I’m old enough to subconsciously connect black wheels to missing hubcaps, and black grills & bumpers to a WT. I also know that painted bumpers turn to crap pretty quick and chrome is always a safe bet to stay looking good. 


The nice thing is GM accommodates people of both tastes though.

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3 minutes ago, OnTheReel said:

I’m old enough to subconsciously connect black wheels to missing hubcaps, and black grills & bumpers to a WT. I also know that painted bumpers turn to crap pretty quick and chrome is always a safe bet to stay looking good. 


The nice thing is GM accommodates people of both tastes though.

I'm with ya and true about black wheels. Reminds me of wheels without wheel covers and hubcaps. To me black wheels especially flat black just looks too rattle can looking...

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Yeah, I just don’t understand the matte black thing either. That was people that could not afford a real paint job back in the day.

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32 minutes ago, ausomecasey said:

I love the chrome and I’m only 33. I think it looks really good on these trucks. They really nailed with with the LTZ and SLT trucks. I just got a chrome toolbox, and I think it really sets the truck off. 

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Looks nice. I changed my RST grille to an LTZ grille to break up the all blue front end. I think it gives a good contrast with the painted bumper with chrome and paint.

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1 hour ago, mafd2 said:

Looks nice. I changed my RST grille to an LTZ grille to break up the all blue front end. I think it gives a good contrast with the painted bumper with chrome and paint.

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That turned out great. Really sharp.

 

Edit: I like the color too. I wish i was bold enough to try these new colors like the blue or maroon because they look so good. But I’m a chicken and always stick with white lol.

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TheTicketTX Enthusiast

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You keep those pavement queens looking pretty with all that chrome ?

 

Don’t want to get all that pretty chrome dirty!

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15 minutes ago, TheTicketTX said:

You keep those pavement queens looking pretty with all that chrome ?

 

Don’t want to get all that pretty chrome dirty!

What paint did you use on your wheels? Rustoleum or Krylon? If you get your bumper, grille or wheels messed up off roading you can always re-spray for a few bucks ?. I surmise you don't go mud riding or off roading with that new truck anyway. Pavement queen to look like an off road truck??

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11 minutes ago, mafd2 said:

What paint did you use on your wheels? Rustoleum or Krylon? If you get your bumper, grille or wheels messed up off roading you can always re-spray for a few bucks ?. I surmise you don't go mud riding or off roading with that new truck anyway. Pavement queen to look like an off road truck??

Looks like I hit a nerve, princess! ?
 

you confuse me for a Ford Raptor owner!

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mafd2 Senior Enthusiast

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4 minutes ago, TheTicketTX said:

Looks like I hit a nerve, princess! ?
 

you confuse me for a Ford Raptor owner!

Nah it's all good bud. Wish I could see your wheels. All I see is a black blob ?

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Newsflash . Some people actually use a truck for work. Some actually buy a work truck . Now hold on to your chrome bumpers , some have regular cabs because they need an 8 foot bed and prefer the company of their dog ..... twopffenig

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