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Picked up this refreshed 2022 RST from Coggin Chevy in Jacksonville last weekend. This was the only dealer selling vehicles at MSRP with no market adjustment fees. I didn't even have to put in an order as it was on the lot. A little bummed some things are awaiting the microchips but I live in Florida and can wait for heated seats and steering wheel. Traded in my 17 ZL1 for it, due to a some medical issues making the Camaro a hassle to get in and operate the clutch.20220514_122057.thumb.jpg.f79d7156cc377e97435c5a8a73731c8c.jpg673969649.thumb.jpg.bf97f2b8548dbd16082a5b507b9aa497.jpg673969668.thumb.jpg.751a6e726c6063e2d3ccd7d2956236e8.jpg

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Awaiting on ready lift 6mm wheel spacers so my wheels off my old Silverado will clear the front brake calipers.

 

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In the meantime starting to get those black emblems inserted, more to come

 

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Black silverado and RST tailgate badge part of part number 84950118.

And Vvivid dark smoke tint.

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New wheels and tires finally on.

Moto Metal 20x9 +01 mm offset (part number MO80629068300)

sumitomo encounter AT 275.60.20

gm tpms sensors 13533166

these wheels need a hub centric ring 78.1 to 106.1

 

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