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well i decided to get the blue granite truck instead of the brown turd one, you guys gave me a complex on the brown colour one.lol! i also purchased a chrome grill for it so if anyones interested in the painted grill thats on it let me know... i will post it in the for sale wanted forum later....

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bug shield coming off i'm to fussy about it either

 

I love the blue granite color, once you get a chrome grill on it might not stick out so much

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Nice choice on the colour. I wish you had bought the truck a week ago I would have traded grilles with you, I just bought a painted grille. Oh well.

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Nice truck, and awesome color, but that bug shield well... bugs me. I'd get a color matched one, and leave the color matched grille.

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after looking at 99silveradoz71's truck the blue granite was the right choice, going to add the same steps he has on,think they look the best.... pioneer z2 or z3 navi and a tonneau cover from autoanything. going to minneapolis some time next week to pick it up. found a great dealer in cresco iowa as hes going to deliver it there for me , couldn't ask for a better guy to deal with. getting anxious, i have 98 silverado z71 ext cab, 5.7 liter. its going to be hard to give it up but need more room in the back seat for the kids, as i only have 55,000 miles on it, its in showroom shape, as i have always garaged it form day one...

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UC glad my pic could help with your decision making. I know I had a hard time letting go of my 99, but it was time to get something new while BigBlue still had some value. Mom and dad's neighbor is enjoying the 99, and the folks and I just took a roadtrip in Maxine last week. You'll enjoy the new one.

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