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1 hour ago, Joe98 said:

Definitely worth the wait brother...very nicely done..  Can’t remember the last time I saw grey leather in a pickup, looks very classy.   Did you install a levelling kit as well ?   

Thanks! I haven’t seen the interior in person before ordering but I knew I wanted something other than black if the option was there.. happy I made the gamble. No level, it must be my slanted driveway lol

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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:    

z1boss
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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Summer Vacation road trip to EL PASO TX.
Was pretty fun driving through the mountains and hearing the exhaust nice rumble with the flapper open and resonators covered up as the truck climbed up the hills. I even got to see a message on the DIC that said something like “hill assist engaged” I never touch the descending button this was on the way up. Overall the truck did great and the mileage was okay considering the hills on the highway and high speeds of up to 88 on some areas.


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1 hour ago, asalinasz39 said:

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Summer Vacation road trip to EL PASO TX.
Was pretty fun driving through the mountains and hearing the exhaust nice rumble with the flapper open and resonators covered up as the truck climbed up the hills. I even got to see a message on the DIC that said something like “hill assist engaged” I never touch the descending button this was on the way up. Overall the truck did great and the mileage was okay considering the hills on the highway and high speeds of up to 88 on some areas.


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If I had to guess you got that message going down transmountain rd...

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2 hours ago, asalinasz39 said:



Summer Vacation road trip to EL PASO TX.
Was pretty fun driving through the mountains and hearing the exhaust nice rumble with the flapper open and resonators covered up as the truck climbed up the hills. I even got to see a message on the DIC that said something like “hill assist engaged” I never touch the descending button this was on the way up. Overall the truck did great and the mileage was okay considering the hills on the highway and high speeds of up to 88 on some areas.


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You have the 6.L in your AT4? I can only imagine how good that sounds with the exhaust “mod”. I just did the same thing to mine and my 5.3L sounds like a respectable beast now. ??

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On 7/5/2019 at 11:28 PM, tinbad said:

Had to wait 2+ months for this custom order (and still waiting for the performance package, running boards and all weather mats) but was well worth the wait!

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Gorgeous truck, love the Crew Cab Standard Bed. :thumbs:

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GJM32387 Enthusiast

GJM32387

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Finally got to snap a picture of the new truck. 19 LT Trailboss in Satin Steel. Had the dealer install some assist steps and a Rev Hard Rolling Cover. I Am Super Happy with this truck so far!

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Going Camping Next week, will try to get some better shots.

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Jacob007 Enthusiast

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Here's my baby i just picked up Friday, shes at the Tint Shop, getting blacked out  (LIMO) ... A few goodies at home waiting to get installed

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  • Blacked out lettering (Entire rear, Emblems and chevy wording)
  • HID Turn signals 
  • HID Reverse lights

Then off for XPEL on the hood and Carbon Fiber for the scoop, The RED in the Z71 will be blacked out also.

 

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SqueakyBoot Enthusiast

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7 minutes ago, Jacob007 said:

Here's my baby i just picked up Friday, shes at the Tint Shop, getting blacked out  (LIMO) ... A few goodies at home waiting to get installed

  • Short Antenna
  • Blacked out lettering (Entire rear, Emblems and chevy wording)
  • HID Turn signals 
  • HID Reverse lights

Then off for XPEL on the hood and Carbon Fiber for the scoop, The RED in the Z71 will be blacked out also.

 

 


 


 


 

It looks great!  Congrats!

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FiatDale Enthusiast

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Decided to upgrade from the 2010. Debadged as soon as it hit the driveway & illuminated bowtie. Tint today, leather end of the week. And so it begins...

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asalinasz39 Enthusiast

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If I had to guess you got that message going down transmountain rd...

I could swear I saw it climbing up but maybe I-am wrong as I was distracted by the scenery.


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You have the 6.L in your AT4? I can only imagine how good that sounds with the exhaust “mod”. I just did the same thing to mine and my 5.3L sounds like a respectable beast now. [emoji1377]

5.3 as well on my AT4 and I sure love the cold starts now and occasional foot on the pedal step down lol.


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17 hours ago, econometrics said:

So is the green bow staying, or no? ?

LOL!!!!!!!!! Its Just Christmas in July.

Rod S Enthusiast

Rod S

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I’m pretty happy with my beast. Sounds great and has gobs of power IMHO. So far, all I’ve done to it so far was add the BakFlip G2 tonneau. About $600 cheaper than the one from GM... Put 200 km on it the very first night... 

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