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Hey all. I'll have had my truck a year in June. I traded in my 2005 Silverado RC/SB in after owning it for 10 years. I found pretty much exactly the truck I wanted. I would have preferred red but brown was my 2nd choice and I don't regret it. I buy off lease trucks, thus my options are sometimes limited. Anyways.
So about my truck. It's a 2015 Silverado Double Cab with the Z71 Package. It also has the AllStar Edition package which includes.

  • Power Driver's Seat
  • Dual Zone Climate Control
  • Rear Window Defroster
  • Foglights
  • Remote Start 
  • Trailer Package with locking diff
  • 110V Outlet
  • MyLink 8" with backup camera
     

The truck also came equipped with,

  • Sliding Rear Window
  • Heated Mirrors
  • Bed Liner
  • Bed Lights 

When I purchased the truck it already had the following accessories installed.

  • Bug Deflector
  • Tonneau Cover
  • Step Bars
  • Rain Guards
  • Mud Flaps

What I've done installed so far.

  • Pioneer AVH-4200NEX touch screen radio with Maestro RR vehicle data interface
  • Compustar FT-7000AS-CONT Remote Start with Security and Drone Mobile Smart Phone Interface
  • Lamin-X yellow foglight protectors
  • Thinkware Dash Cam
  • Du-Ha under seat storage organizer
  • Front Air Dam Delete
  • Fog Lights on with Parking Lights Mod
  • 12V socket to USB/HDMI conversion above 110v outlet
  • Rough Country 60-Inch Premium Quad-Row Multi-Function LED Tailgate Light Strip
  • Rough Country 2.5" Lift

Coming soon

  • LT285/65R18 All-Terrain Tires (undecided on brand/model)
  • Rough Country Front Skid Plate Kit
  • Kicker Q Series Components up front and 2-way rears.
  • Tint front windows to match rears
     

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Installed a Rough Country 60" Quad-Row LED tailgate light strip. It has the full 5 functions and has 624 LEDS, yesterday. Looks really nice and the turn signals and brakes chase real fast to the outside.

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