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18 hours ago, Colossus said:

I kinda like that, TRZA- and that's saying something given how much I dislike the new Sierra and Silverados.  Good choice. 

Haha, thanks. 

 

It took awhile for the new generation to grow on me too! I'm just glad to be back in a GMC!

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Finally a proper hand wash, clay, polish, wax and sealant. Also had the P25A2 code show up. Cleared it and will take it in if it comes on again. Last week the latest recall for the brake wear indicator was performed and oil change. Possibly the code was related to the software update. Will post another pic with the direct sun, quicksilver wasn’t my first choice but I am extremely happy with it. 

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If it stays in the garage much longer, it’s going to become one with the cabinets

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9 minutes ago, derek_05_07 said:

Got a close up picture of it? & how is it holding up against the elements?

It’s pouring out right now otherwise I’d grab a picture for you, but it’s holding up good. I pressure washed it last weekend and held on fine! I did 6 coats and then the glossifier.

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18 hours ago, Robotaz said:


Because of the pandemic?

With everything closed it’s only  been out 2 or 3 times.   A few runs to pick up food.  The good news is that gas is down to $1.25 for 93 octane!  I wish this gas tank was 35 gallons instead of 24.  

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