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BenGonch

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BenGonch

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Hello,

 

I'm looking for anyone who is interested in trading me their Black bumper or grille or both for my Chrome pieces. I currently have a 2017 Silver Silverado LT with pristine chrome grill and bumper and would like to switch out for Black Pieces. Want to try to get a 2019 Trail Boss look.

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jaxcam02 Enthusiast

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Good luck, I've tried this before. No one wants the chrome pieces, everyone loves their black front ends. I'm jealous. Outside of vinyl wrapping the chrome black, buying the parts is just not practical.

 

If you've never heard of bumpershellz, look them up, it's a good option for the bumper but has a pretty obvious overlap of the pieces.

DirtyMarcus Enthusiast

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Yea, its few and far between that someone will trade off a painted front end.  If you dont mind the matte finish I bet you could find a wrecked work truck and buy those pieces.  If not the bumper shellz and buying a black factory grille will be your best bet.  That or plasti dip the front end.

WT16 Enthusiast

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I have a black bumper off of my '16. Back bumper is also black. The grille is both black and chrome. I'll see if I can post pics

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BenGonch New Member

BenGonch

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WT16 - Looking for bumper with fog lights.

 

Anyone have any pictures of a color body with black bumper and grille?

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z71tx Enthusiast

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Why don’t you just paint your bumpers and grill?  I’m sure you could take it to a shop and have it painted. 

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