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Cleaned her up for the first time since taking her home on 01/18. She cleans up damn nice!

 

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Just now, Vtecluder617 said:

Cleaned her up for the first time since taking her home on 01/18. She cleans up damn nice!

 

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Went out yesterday to get some new photos of the new setup. This roller is pretty much my favorite photo of the truck now

 

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On 3/8/2021 at 10:53 AM, Vtecluder617 said:

 

Beautiful color. Congrats.....LOVE the color just couldn't do a dark color again!

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On 3/8/2021 at 2:02 PM, PureZ71 said:

Went out yesterday to get some new photos of the new setup. This roller is pretty much my favorite photo of the truck now

 

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This is dope!

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8 hours ago, Bud Boss Lt said:

Beautiful color. Congrats.....LOVE the color just couldn't do a dark color again!

Thanks man! Yeah I tend to gravitate towards black cars, but wanted something different this time around. I would've went lighter, but need it some what dark to match my soul LMAO 😜

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Thanks man! Yeah I tend to gravitate towards black cars, but wanted something different this time around. I would've went lighter, but need it some what dark to match my soul LMAO [emoji12]
Black isn't dark enough for my soul. However, I don't like black vehicles. They're too boring. I want something that's just as nice, but has a little more flair. I usually gravitate towards dark grey, but GM doesn't offer that on the T1s, so I found myself going towards blue.

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1 hour ago, Transient said:

Black isn't dark enough for my soul. However, I don't like black vehicles. They're too boring. I want something that's just as nice, but has a little more flair. I usually gravitate towards dark grey, but GM doesn't offer that on the T1s, so I found myself going towards blue.

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My issue with black vehicles is the difficulty in keeping them looking clean, and swirl mark free. My wife's 2019 Honda Odyssey, which she bought brand spanking new, is black, and only 2 years later is starting to show imperfections up close. Looks sharp when clean, if you're standing 6-8 feet away lol.  But you're right, it is a "standard" color and I wanted something different as well on this truck, which is why I went with the SGM. The NBM would've been my second choice, and SSM as a third choice. 

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Two things make this yellow marshmallow wag... "bacon" and "wanna go for a ride in the truck?"

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19’ Trail Boss Silverado 

6” lift 

35x12.50 Nitto Trail Grapplers 

20x12 -44 offset Fuel Sledge 

Muffler Delete

HID LED High Country Headlights 

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10 minutes ago, boneill said:

19’ Trail Boss Silverado 

6” lift 

35x12.50 Nitto Trail Grapplers 

20x12 -44 offset Fuel Sledge 

Muffler Delete

HID LED High Country Headlights 

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Great looking setup !  

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19’ Trail Boss Silverado 
6” lift 
35x12.50 Nitto Trail Grapplers 
20x12 -44 offset Fuel Sledge 
Muffler Delete
HID LED High Country Headlights 
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Imo, best looking T1 out there

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