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Did it. Love it.

 

 

Before.

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After.

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I know the pics arent great but whatever it was hot and I was tired and hungry.

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You know daddy is going to say you missed a spot. :rollin:

The stickers on the rear window?

 

I'm still not a fan of debadged trucks. Results vary from color/accessories/wheels/etc... some just look better than others. Overall though I just cannot find the beauty in it. I find a debadged truck just too plain. I like the accent of the Silverado on the doors and tailgate. To each his own I suppose. I would definitely leave the bowtie though, but make it BLACK!!! It'd look pretty sweet then.

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The stickers on the rear window?

 

hint hint look at the tailgate

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You know daddy is going to say you missed a spot. :rollin:

The stickers on the rear window?

 

I'm still not a fan of debadged trucks. Results vary from color/accessories/wheels/etc... some just look better than others. Overall though I just cannot find the beauty in it. I find a debadged truck just too plain. I like the accent of the Silverado on the doors and tailgate. To each his own I suppose. I would definitely leave the bowtie though, but make it BLACK!!! It'd look pretty sweet then.

 

 

regardless of what was sarcastic or not, i think im going to try and make it black. but maybe ill just keep it gold. I think it looks good gold/black but idk we shall see.

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DeJaVu I feel like I've seen this post before, Hum, very odd.

 

Looks good.

 

 

:rollin:

 

 

Wellcome to the twilight zone do do do do do do do :lol:

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Looks good, but I say paint the tailgate badge black, cuz they look bad a$$ with them black and the chrome on the outside. I painted mine after I took it off and didnt feel like puting it back on so now its on the wall! haha lame I know!

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I get the debadged look on lowered trucks and stuff... but i too find it odd looking on an otherwise normal truck. I would've taken the bowtie off the tailgate before the silverado emblem... but, to each their own; thats why all of our trucks dont look exactly the same

 

However, i do hate 4x4 and Z71 decals... they just dont belong on a nice truck

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I'm tryin to get to it Al....

 

im tryin to save my money for a road trip to san diego with a buddy... and then i need to save for Blink-182 / Pepper / Slightly Stoopid tickets (so pumped for that concert) and Im sure ill get to it eventually....

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... and then i need to save for Blink-182 / Pepper / Slightly Stoopid tickets (so pumped for that concert)..

 

I guess I'm an old dude because I've never heard of any of those groups. Really? There's a band called "Slightly Stoopid"? Are you going to get a "Slightly Stoopid" t-shirt? :rollin:

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