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Managed to get one solid day of good weather this past weekend and cleaned the truck up for some pictures. I've been participating here for a while now so these are long overdue:

 

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Mods so far include line-x bed liner, replacing the stock 17" steel wheels & 245 tires with new "take-off" 18" wheel & 265 tires from an 07 NBS z71, tint, black tow hooks (Thanks, D.) removed the lower front chin spoiler and shaved the GM emblems from the front doors.

 

Here's a pic from the day I drove it home:

 

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Looks great with the 20's. Where did you get the take off's ?

 

 

 

He made an "Extra curricular" trip to a chevy dealer late one night. :confused:

 

 

Just messin with ya man. :shakehead:

 

The Truck looks awesome. It looks like with the NBS GM improved ground clearance on the 2WDs. :confused:

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Not big on those rims, but with that said the truck looks very nice in black and the chrome wheels compliment it well.

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Looks great with the 20's. Where did you get the take off's ?

 

They are actually 18". Got them off e-bay. If you look around you can find a set of wheels/tires like I put on for about 800 (not including shipping).

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