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OK, finally a pic of my Trailblazer

deruch

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deruch Enthusiast

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Finally got my Digital Camera working and wanted to post a pic of her. Here you go  :thumbs: Working on getting a better one when it warms up more.

 

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deruch

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I know its not very customized yet???,  but its getting better.  Here is a new picture that shows the Running Boards, Vent Visors and Bug Deflector I have added since the I got it.  I have also added a Carbon Fiber dash, Bowtie hitch cover and a few other things.  I want to add some performance items, but holding off till a few more miles is on her first.

 

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deruch Enthusiast

deruch

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Thanks guys, I appreciate it  :(  and thanks Tom. It was nice to share my birthday with the greatest man to walk the earth too.  :thumbs:

mikeb Enthusiast

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:thumbs: Looks good, a friend at work has an Envoy so I know it's not easy to find aftermarket parts.  But they'er slowly trickling in.

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That is one beautiful SUV.  GM did well in developing the vehicle, and that awesome straight-6 was named on of the "Top 10 motors of year" along with the Duramax.  Don't care too much for the running boards, but to each his own...and the blue looks great.

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Nice truck.  I saw one towing a big Triton bass boat this evening on the interstate.  Here's a photo of my wife's '01 S10 Trailblazer:

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Could'nt talk her into waiting 1 yr until the new Trailblazers came out! :thumbs:   The only positive thing with the old one is the solid rear axle but aside from that I can't think of one other positive unless you want something a little smaller.

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