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hi,

 

im new here, so hello everyone. i just got a 95 silverado, it looks new except the tailgate emblem. its a big stainless looking thing that runs the width of the tailgate. i want to take it off and put on a bow tie like the new trucks. anyone have a thoughts, or ideas what might look even better. i was thinking maybe a 'CHEVROLET' decal or maybe airbrushed on, but the rest of the truck is stock looking so i dont think the airbrushing would look right.

 

thanks

 

mike

Posted

Take it off and just leave it plain, its just taped on...maybe put the new silverado letters on the lower.

 

Heres what it looks like.

 

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Take it off and just leave it plain, its just taped on...maybe put the new silverado letters on the lower.

 

Heres what it looks like.

 

6f08_1.JPG

I agree that it would look mucho better gone. The only problem I see is that as long as it has been on there, you would probably have to repaint the gate.

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Keep it there, I think trucks with all the badging removed look to plain looking.

Well there ya go!

 

96vette and I offer differing opinions.

 

I think he may just be right simply because you 'll likely mess up the paint on a truck that old if you start removing stuff. Have you tried a good cleaner wax on the emblem to bring it back?

Posted

LOL i just got a new (new to me) tailgate

and that flimsy piece of aluminum on the back of the tailgate costs $299.99 out of LMC.

i ripped mine off and im ordering a Chevyrolet silverado emblem that is found on a 98 silverado.

but now the big emblem is a great idea.

 

does somebody make a way to lock the tailgate on so it cant be stolen?

Posted

Depending on what color your truck is the paint is likely faded on a 95 truck. So if you remove it then the paint will be different shades.

Posted

My '95 has that aluminum billboard on it too. The clearcoat on it is stripped off in places. Looks like hammered dog$h!t. I like the late '90s look better myself, but my old truck also looks pretty tired in every other way. I wish that tailgate emblem was the only thing standing in the way of perfection. :D

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"hammered dog$h!t"

:D:D:cheers::confused:

 

 

 

I'm about over my cold and am starting to develop a sense of humor again. I really didn't realize how much strength that required.

 

:jester: Still on the Canadian cold meds.

Posted
"hammered dog$h!t"

:confused::jester::rant::D

 

 

 

I'm about over my cold and am starting to develop a sense of humor again. I really didn't realize how much strength that required.

 

:cheers: Still on the Canadian cold meds.

 

 

 

You're hammered dog sh_t before?!? :D Sounds like a fun hobby...

Posted
"hammered dog$h!t"

:confused::jester::rant::D

 

 

 

I'm about over my cold and am starting to develop a sense of humor again. I really didn't realize how much strength that required.

 

:cheers: Still on the Canadian cold meds.

 

 

 

You're hammered dog sh_t before?!? :D Sounds like a fun hobby...

 

 

Just dog$h!t right now, give me a couple of hours for the hammered part. :rant:

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