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Installed the Retrax PowertraxONE MX bed cover.PXL_20240527_201450672.thumb.jpg.0e9023679f8021758fe71e8d47ce32a9.jpg

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GM running boards installed by the dealer during PDI.

ARE CX Classic cap ordered and installed at local dealer.

LED strip lights that I added to cap and wired to the bed mounted 7 way connector.

Ram phone mount for iPhone with MagSafe added to console square. 

12v socket mounted to dash to the left of center console wired to Aux battery.

 

 

 

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On 6/14/2023 at 4:08 PM, Texas Gasser said:

Added glossy black tailgate letters and door sill protectors.  Easy mods.

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Texas Gasser . where did you get those great door sill protectors ? 

thank You !

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Look's good - Black out  Silverado & LT. Romoved Dealer sticker ( that's me ).

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2022 LTZ with RC 3” lift, 20” Black Rhino Arsenal wheels wrapped with 35” x 12.5” Ridge Grapplers, black vinyl roof wrap, Lasfit LEDs to replace remaining halogens. WeatherTech visors on the way with a bed cover and single 10” sub in the works soon

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On 5/28/2024 at 3:52 PM, BCGM said:

Texas Gasser . where did you get those great door sill protectors ? 

thank You !

I got them from Tufskinz.  You pick what you want it to say.

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Truck just rolled over 30k and still loving it! I have done a few small things like Husky wheel liners, Husky floor mats, bigger GM mudflaps, tinted windows but most recently was installing some new takeoff AEV wheels with Toyo Open Country AT3 295/70/18 tires. Love the way it looks vs the Custom wheels. 

 

 

 

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