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I haven't detailed it recently but it does need it.
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Moulding from here.
http://www.vinylgraphics.net/products/164-Car-and-Truck-Moldings/
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I haven't decided nothing yet, Mr. Jax 
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I LOVE my truck rack less.
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handles installed. very much leaning towards a roof rack delete next. We shall see...
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Looking into LTZ door trim now and have save those part numbers in my first post. That's some pricey stuff!! So I'm trying to scope out some deals. Mostly like no on a roof rack. I like the rackless look better.
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Looks sweet Jacob.
The lines are so clean and a shaved head will accentuate this. What detracts from the lines is those cumbersome running boards. Those colormatched street scene side skirts would really set it off, along with taking off the door moldings. That's what I'd do if I shaved the rack.
The lines are so clean and a shaved head will accentuate this. What detracts from the lines is those cumbersome running boards. Those colormatched street scene side skirts would really set it off, along with taking off the door moldings. That's what I'd do if I shaved the rack.
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Thanks, serge shaving the molding is a good idea as well. 
if I do that I'm going to make an appt with a good detailer at the same time because I'm positive there will be some paint correction needed good ideas you have
shaving the molding is a good idea as well. if I do that I'm going to make an appt with a good detailer at the same time because I'm positive there will be some paint correction needed good ideas you have
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YES!!!
I don't need a larger version of your Yukon minus baller rims
trying to be a little bit different over here Thanks, serge
Other than the SS skirts, the other (better and more practical) solution is to try to score a set of AMP steps ... that will really complete the straight lines.
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Do they make Amp steps for a burb? 
I'd love something like that!!!
I'd love something like that!!!Yup, same PN as the Avy ones: 75125-01A
http://www.amp-research.com/products/truckaccessories/powerstep/
http://www.amp-research.com/products/truckaccessories/powerstep/
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Just did some searching and apparently there's a dealer local to me that has these
Just did some searching and apparently there's a dealer local to me that has these
Now we're cooking with win.
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Looks Good Jacob.
Imo though too much esky stuff is already overdone.
Keep it simple.
Also when the new Esky comes out everything will look "old".
Jmho
Imo though too much esky stuff is already overdone.
Keep it simple.
Also when the new Esky comes out everything will look "old".
Jmho
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