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...Always bought black, I'm just trying to slowing convert over to gray :lol:

 

Great looking truck Steven, do you have any more pics of it?

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...Always bought black, I'm just trying to slowing convert over to gray :lol:

 

Great looking truck Steven, do you have any more pics of it?

 

 

Thank you, yeah there are a few more pics on my garage page.

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...Always bought black, I'm just trying to slowing convert over to gray :lol:

 

Great looking truck Steven, do you have any more pics of it?

 

 

Thank you, yeah there are a few more pics on my garage page.

 

 

Thanks, any idea where you are in the garage? I just scrolled through 32 pgs and gave up! Is there an easier way to view them?........Irv

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Thanks, any idea where you are in the garage? I just scrolled through 32 pgs and gave up! Is there an easier way to view them?........Irv

 

They are here, click the link ...

 

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/index.php?...em&CID=2132

 

Thanks MarkPMB, that is a great looking truck! Yours ain't too shabby either!

Hopefully when I find some time, I can get mine up to your guy's standards?

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Heres my black truck. I got new in March 09. I recently added a 3 inch lift but haven't taken any pics yet.

 

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I'm on my 4th Black truck and LOVE IT!! And a nice MUDDY black truck looks good too, but they are the BEST clean as a whistle. Wouldn't even consider getting another colour.

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I love these trucks in black however since I already have a black car (pictured below) I didn't want to have 2 black vehicles to keep clean. :sigh:

 

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