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cdarveaux

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SolidusJ

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I slap the rack on because I needed my rear lights and I missed it.




Some reason the 355 guys was photo shopping the Cars eyes on there ride and I had to jump in!!!
 

frumaker

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killeen, tx
You have to be careful in texas about white light in the rear. Lp lights are supposed to be a dull white light and they are supposed to be pointed at the lp. Just know that you can be messed with by police for those. Otherwise, they look good


FRU
 
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SolidusJ

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You have to be careful in texas about white light in the rear. Lp lights are supposed to be a dull white light and they are supposed to be pointed at the lp. Just know that you can be needed with by police for those. Otherwise, they look goos


FRU

Thanks for the heads you, I'll pop in the OEM one back in if something happens.
 

cdarveaux

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That's what I put on my truck and I've had 0 problems with the law. The only thing that I'll say negatively about them is they are a PAIN to wire and snap easily due to the tiny Guage wire. But they look great and clean and they are brighter than the oem ones
 

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SolidusJ

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Went back with the rack a few weeks ago and picked up a new part.




Also went zombie hunting.

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SolidusJ

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OK guys as you may or may not know the T is gone, I'm a new owner of a very nice 2015 GMC Canyon All Terrain. I've had 6 great years with the HUMMER and will never forget the great times, reason she went was fuel and some major repairs. Only thing I have planed for the Canyon is a 4" lift kit and 33" tires, she'll see the trails in due time but I'm going to enjoy having a brand new truck.


Thinking about it.


Last photo of Buttercup...


First mod.


Today.
 

cbetts

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Rancho Palos Verdes, CA
Sometimes it is fun to have a clean slate for mods. I certainly do not blame you for trading it in, especially if it is your daily driver. Need to make sure you can get to work first, then play.

Congrats on the new toy!
 

RamRod

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Believe it or not, but I was running numbers this past week for the exact same trade in!

How does the trade feel after a few days?


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SolidusJ

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Believe it or not, but I was running numbers this past week for the exact same trade in!

How does the trade feel after a few days?


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I feel good but kinda empty in the inside, one set of numbers I did was last year I spent $1,600 on fuel so give or take in about 6 years that is about 6-8K. The dealer gave me 22K for the T and the GMC was 38K but after it was all said and done I walked out at 15K.

All in all I'm glad I did it but the T will be missed.
 
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