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Sorry to post pretty much right after another member but I saw the post of another member asking about the Z71 decals and thought they were pretty cool looking so I figured id check out the site where you can get them and was wowed but what all I saw so now I myself am looking for others advice on which ones to go with, I was thinking maybe one of the patriotic ones so it kinda matched with the 9-11 rear window graphic or should I just keep it the gray/red that I have now. I am also a volunteer firefighter and will be again once I move to where I am moving to. My apologies on making another post of practically the same thing. Also does anyone happen to know the actual size of the 4x4 decal thats already on the truck, its an 02 and im not sure if they are the same on all trucks or if its different by year.

 

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Go with the FireFighter one Michael. It goes with the truck :D

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Go with the FireFighter one Michael. It goes with the truck :D

 

If you absolutely have to go with one of these, I agree with Rob. I understand and can appreciate the mural in the back window but it does make the truck busy and adding more business in these decals will start to take away from the truck itself, IMO.

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Slightly off-topic here, but the Flag theme reminded me of this.

 

A few days ago I saw a new Tundra with an American Flag Bug Shield (STFU Daddy :D ) and it really pissed me off. I mean, if you want to convince yourself that a Toyota Tundra is "American" because it was assembled in Texas, fine. But don't try to convince me (or the Amercian public) of it. I wanted to follow him to the next stoplight, get out and rip that thing off his Japanese truck. :D

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Go with the FireFighter one Michael. It goes with the truck :D

 

If you absolutely have to go with one of these, I agree with Rob. I understand and can appreciate the mural in the back window but it does make the truck busy and adding more business in these decals will start to take away from the truck itself, IMO.

 

 

 

I definetly appreciate your opinion, I removed the pinstripping but never removed the 4x4 decals and was never sure if I should of if I should just leave em alone. I am not gonna lie but my truck looks even better without the pinstripping but that is the only thing i've removed on it, never removed the GMC or Sierra logos on the tailgate or the SLE logo on the doors but if others thing it would look better without em then I definetly will.

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Slightly off-topic here, but the Flag theme reminded me of this.

 

A few days ago I saw a new Tundra with an American Flag Bug Shield (STFU Daddy :D ) and it really pissed me off. I mean, if you want to convince yourself that a Toyota Tundra is "American" because it was assembled in Texas, fine. But don't try to convince me (or the Amercian public) of it. I wanted to follow him to the next stoplight, get out and rip that thing off his Japanese truck. :D

 

I thought you had dual citizenship both here and on Kashyyyk, Chewy, what happened???

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Go with the FireFighter one Michael. It goes with the truck :D

 

If you absolutely have to go with one of these, I agree with Rob. I understand and can appreciate the mural in the back window but it does make the truck busy and adding more business in these decals will start to take away from the truck itself, IMO.

 

 

 

I definetly appreciate your opinion, I removed the pinstripping but never removed the 4x4 decals and was never sure if I should of if I should just leave em alone. I am not gonna lie but my truck looks even better without the pinstripping but that is the only thing i've removed on it, never removed the GMC or Sierra logos on the tailgate or the SLE logo on the doors but if others thing it would look better without em then I definetly will.

 

 

I am always an advocate for shaving the emblems and decals but in your case, with some of the accessories you have installed, I would definitely suggest it. There is a point where things get cluttered and removing the badges is an easy fix to some of that problem.

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Slightly off-topic here, but the Flag theme reminded me of this.

 

A few days ago I saw a new Tundra with an American Flag Bug Shield (STFU Daddy :D ) and it really pissed me off. I mean, if you want to convince yourself that a Toyota Tundra is "American" because it was assembled in Texas, fine. But don't try to convince me (or the Amercian public) of it. I wanted to follow him to the next stoplight, get out and rip that thing off his Japanese truck. :D

 

I thought you had dual citizenship both here and on Kashyyyk, Chewy, what happened???

 

 

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Go with the FireFighter one Michael. It goes with the truck :D

 

If you absolutely have to go with one of these, I agree with Rob. I understand and can appreciate the mural in the back window but it does make the truck busy and adding more business in these decals will start to take away from the truck itself, IMO.

 

 

 

I definetly appreciate your opinion, I removed the pinstripping but never removed the 4x4 decals and was never sure if I should of if I should just leave em alone. I am not gonna lie but my truck looks even better without the pinstripping but that is the only thing i've removed on it, never removed the GMC or Sierra logos on the tailgate or the SLE logo on the doors but if others thing it would look better without em then I definetly will.

 

 

I am always an advocate for shaving the emblems and decals but in your case, with some of the accessories you have installed, I would definitely suggest it. There is a point where things get cluttered and removing the badges is an easy fix to some of that problem.

 

 

So you reccommend removing the SLE logo on the B pillars, the GMC & Sierra logos on the tailgate but keep the 4x4 decal.

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Fire Fighter Edition looks pretty good. Some of the others look like that stuff in the "custom" aisle at Autozone.

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I agree with Daddy, de-badging the tailgate and b-pillar would definitely clean up the look of the truck.

 

To be completely honest, I don't like any of the decals, but the firefighter one would continue the theme you currently have going.

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