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heres some pics of my z71 never posted any of her yet...

 

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playing around in the garage:

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camping trip

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close up:

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thanks for the comments guys!!! love my z71!!!

 

heres some pics of when i pulled my buddy's jeep outa some mudd!!!! :chevrolet:

 

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I just thought I should let you know, you have my next truck. Only difference is I want it in the dark blue color to match the 1500 HD. I love the Z71, and hate the NBS with a passion that burns with the intensity of a thousand suns so...

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AWESOME!!! truck is a dream, i walked the lot 4-5 times test drove all sierra's and silverado's... ran em hard and then this came in a few days later and they called me, and i ran up there... #1 immediately fell in love with the color! ( only seen a few this color) #2 thanked god that it was a z71 #3 out of all the trucks i test drove, this truck has bye far the best throttle responce ever!

 

 

good luck, steve!! :D

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Those lights in the grille do look great!

 

 

 

Do you pull people often? I'm not a big fan of using the hitch as your pull point.

 

 

But atleast you didn't wrap the rope around the ball itself. :D That's probably my biggest "darwin award" pet peeve.

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Those lights in the grille do look great!

 

 

 

Do you pull people often? I'm not a big fan of using the hitch as your pull point.

 

 

But atleast you didn't wrap the rope around the ball itself. :confused: That's probably my biggest "darwin award" pet peeve.

 

 

i've pulled 2 people with the hitch as my point to pull with just because it was the easiest at the moment, the only reason i pulled him bye his hitch this time was because if we would have tied the tow strap to the front i would have had to hook it to both of my tow hooks and it would have put allot of pressure on the front valance, the other reason i pulled him with the hitch was because it had his jeep in 4wd so i just had him nail it and i just gave him a little tug!

 

glad you like the lights i love the way they look and i get tons of looks from people when i'm driving with my fog's/and those grill lights on... she looks mean :devil:

 

thanks for the comments!! steve :)

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