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Wolfey450

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I purchased my truck with Bushwacker Smooth Entend-a-Flare installed. I do not care for the look and was curious if anyone is interested in buying or trading. Ideally I’d like to trade for the OEM black fender moldings. Let me know if there is any interest and we can work something out. 

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L86 All Terrain Senior Enthusiast

L86 All Terrain

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Just put a wheel on with a -44 offset like the bro kids and it will look normal. 

 

Just kidding, never a fan of flares either, I like the look of a big fat tire tucked in wheel wells. 

 

The only thing now is your kind of screwed if they didn't give you the OEM Sierra ones too, you will have to buy a set, or trade yours for a OEM set. Maybe a slim chance of still being installed under those? Couldn't tell you. But good luck with the trade.  

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@L86 All Terrain not so lucky. The dealer didn’t have the OEM moldings that came with the truck. I’d love to trade someone straight up for them. 
 

@reardiff you got it! They’re nice, but lots of vibration. Either the previous owner never rotated them or they need constant balancing.

L86 All Terrain Senior Enthusiast

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57 minutes ago, Wolfey450 said:

@L86 All Terrain not so lucky. The dealer didn’t have the OEM moldings that came with the truck. I’d love to trade someone straight up for them. 
 

@reardiff you got it! They’re nice, but lots of vibration. Either the previous owner never rotated them or they need constant balancing.

There is a buy/sell/trade section here, post a thread in there as well and you may have more luck. 

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Post it in your local craigslist and Facebook marketplace. You will find someone real quick!

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