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Looks much better with black vs red I think. Also dropped the sierra badge from the tail gate. Looks cleaner and less cluttered.

 

 

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Looks much better with black vs red I think. Also dropped the sierra badge from the tail gate. Looks cleaner and less cluttered.
 
 
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Looks good on the blue!

I prefer the red on the white though.

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Really like the Sierra delete.

 

Any plans to black out the 4 in AT4 to complete the blackout?  Looks good either way, just curious.

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Really like the Sierra delete.
 
Any plans to black out the 4 in AT4 to complete the blackout?  Looks good either way, just curious.

Ill prob leave the AT4 badges as is. Going to PC the tow hooks black though
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It definitely looks better with the Sierra off the tailgate, it's too cluttered.  I'm taking mine off today. my truck is white,  I like the red GMC. The black letters really look good on blue. 

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Did you install grill emblem yourself or have dealer do it?  Looking for any tips, can't seem to get my hands to all the clips.

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I actually like the red, it's the chrome on all the emblems that bother me.  

 

 

If you're gonna PC the hooks have you thought about going with Demon Hooks and mounts up front? 

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Did you install grill emblem yourself or have dealer do it?  Looking for any tips, can't seem to get my hands to all the clips.


I did. Wasn’t too hard
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I actually like the red, it's the chrome on all the emblems that bother me.  
 
 
If you're gonna PC the hooks have you thought about going with Demon Hooks and mounts up front? 


No. I actually just ended up buying a set of black GMC hooks from a non AT4 cheaper then PCing these would be.
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On ‎11‎/‎29‎/‎2018 at 7:49 AM, KA0S said:

Looks good on the blue!

I prefer the red on the white though.

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Liking the 69 "pace car" Camaro to the left of the truck in bottom picture, is it yours?

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I like the black on blue a lot!  I'm going to stick with the red with my black Denali.

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Has anyone removed the GMC letters from the tailgate yet?  Was wondering if there are any holes in the tailgate under the letters.  Thanks.

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40 minutes ago, bbjohnny said:

Has anyone removed the GMC letters from the tailgate yet?  Was wondering if there are any holes in the tailgate under the letters.  Thanks.

No holes. 

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36 minutes ago, bbjohnny said:

Thank you.  Looks great!  What did you do with side emblems and or front emblem?  Any other pics?

Side ones are gone tooIMG_20181208_073158.thumb.jpg.839eabbceeb99b3c3a4a5f95e89ae920.jpg

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