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Newer Pictures Of My Silverado


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Here are some pictures of my Silverado, I took some pictures when I was up in Azusa Canyon in California.

 

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I put the Silver Star bulbs in the headlights and in the foglights as you can tell by these pictures

 

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Other pictures I have of the truck

 

 

 

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Here you can see the exhaust tips, I put a 40 Series Flowmaster muffler with dual outlets. Sounds really mean when I step on it and when I rev it up.

 

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Next picture is my dad's Suburban, it has about 110,000 miles and it still drives good. Brakes are still good, haven't replaced the brakes cause they are still good. Just have given it normal maintance and it has held up good.

 

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Thanks, I always try to keep both trucks clean and make them look good. The pictures of the canyon I took them when I went to the azusa canyon, there was a lot of people off roading over there, I would have done it also but I don't have a Z71, I didn't want to get stuck. By the time I came down from the canyon,it was really dark, I went that day with my friends. It was a cool day up in the canyon. I'll probably go there again.

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