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Re: LBZ comes home
nice!
Loaded up LT3 with moonroof and all huh? |
Re: LBZ comes home
Originally Posted by Rippem
nice!
Loaded up LT3 with moonroof and all huh? Dan |
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Dan, nice ride. . .
Is that the sport red? or fire red? Any reason you decided not to get the new camper mirrors? I am 2-weeks out from getting a Duramax and considering Deep Blue Metallic or that Red :) |
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that would be Fire Red. :D
The Dark Blue is too much like black to care for...I considered it also, but remembered my last DARK color vehicle, a Firebird Formula. It was back in 1989.... for a reason. :p |
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Originally Posted by hp500efi
Dan, nice ride. . .
Is that the sport red? or fire red? Any reason you decided not to get the new camper mirrors? I am 2-weeks out from getting a Duramax and considering Deep Blue Metallic or that Red :) Rip is correct, it is Fire Red. I'll have a few new pictures to post next week after I get rid of all the rough black plastic on the truck. I use the truck as an everyday driver and have to park in tight parking spots. If the truck was just for towing I would have bought the camper mirrors. The deep blue metallic is a sharp color. I'm sure it's hard to keep clean. I am surprised at how bad the Red shows dirt compared to my 01 Pewter. That truck always looked clean. I wanted Red to match the boat and that's what matters most. :D Dan |
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Originally Posted by candyman35
I am surprised at how bad the Red shows dirt compared to my 01 Pewter. That truck always looked clean. I wanted Red to match the boat and that's what matters most. :D
Dan ditto, except it was an '02 GMC 496 w/Westers tune, it ran good on '93 (lots of it) but, pinged on cheap fuel or up grades w/a load |
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RIP,
What are you using for the source of all your remove and replace of you door panels, etc... I had a DVD shop manual with the dodge wondered if the same is available for the chevy, thanks 5p |
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dieselplace.com
do a search in "do it yourself" The panels are cake pry off the lock and door handle bezels from the door panel hanger screw you'll see in the lock slider hole (some) screw tucked in top forward corner if armrest (all) push dart on the front edge beauty cap (pry off) over screw on the back edge screw in the bottom (under) the panel has plastic L-shaped "stands" that go in slots in the bottom of the inner sheet metal. Once the panel lays back a little you'll see them. Don't break 'em off! door panel comes up (a little) out and up to remove. the switch connections aren't bad other than the one that has a fold over lock bar...it's blue I think... oh, and front doors have the courtesy lights...the bulb will invariably fall out of the socket and into the lens...not to worry...shake it out when the panel is free back doors are similar with fewer fasteners... Hope this helps do speakers while you're there. |
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Just bought a 06 GMC CC Duramax LBZ with the whole nine yards. WOW what a great truck. Puts my 02 F250 PSD to shame. Everything about this truck is much, much better. Looking to do some minor upgrades when I get a chance.
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Re: LBZ comes home
Originally Posted by hp500efi
Just bought a 06 GMC CC Duramax LBZ with the whole nine yards. WOW what a great truck. Puts my 02 F250 PSD to shame. Everything about this truck is much, much better. Looking to do some minor upgrades when I get a chance.
Congratulations :drink: Dan |
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