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My '22 LTZ refresh came in this week and I couldn't be happier.  The new interior is terrific.  Glad Silverado went back to the projector headlights.

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My '22 LTZ refresh came in this week and I couldn't be happier.  The new interior is terrific.  Glad Silverado went back to the projector headlights.

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Here is mine. LT Trail Boss 3.0 Duramax  

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Congrats! Let's see that interior. A few pics of the seats, headliner, console and of course the dash would be appreciated. 

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Looks good. Nice color.

Also looks like they moved the bowtie.

That didn't go so well on the 2019 Camaro. 

They put it back the next year.

 

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2020

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mafd2 Senior Enthusiast

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14 hours ago, dieselfan1 said:

Looks good. Nice color.

Also looks like they moved the bowtie.

That didn't go so well on the 2019 Camaro. 

They put it back the next year.

 

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2019

 

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2020

Yea I see that on the Camaro.  Hadn't noticed they moved it on the Camaro.  Thanks for the compliment.

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16 minutes ago, f8l vnm said:

Nice color l! Kind of looks like stone blue 

Thanks. It's loaded with metallic that's for sure.

TNTSierra Senior Enthusiast

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12 hours ago, dieselfan1 said:

Looks good. Nice color.

Also looks like they moved the bowtie.

That didn't go so well on the 2019 Camaro. 

They put it back the next year.

 

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2019

 

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2020

I actually didn’t mind the looks of the 2019. The Flowtie in the bumper was unique. The 2020+ is also great looking.  I wouldn’t be surprised in 20+ years the 2019 modes are sought out by collectors. 
 

the angle picture of the Silverado really shows how high they put the bow tie. Very interesting. Kinda like it. 

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Love it.  My RST Z71 was scheduled to be built the week of 3/21 but it's still at 3400 status today.  I'm guessing it's a Ft. Wayne truck and caught up in the shutdown.  Mine is Glacier Blue as well.  

 

 

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She is a beauty! More pics please from yourself and any others who have new trucks to show off! This is always so exciting for us gm truck freaks!

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So it looks like you got the TB wheels but in chrome right ? ( and 20s?) 

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3 hours ago, f8l vnm said:

So it looks like you got the TB wheels but in chrome right ? ( and 20s?) 

Correct on TB wheels but in 22"

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