Oh no! Another lowered Z71!
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Originally Posted by TarheelZ
Truly a great looking truck, Fry. Hey, didn't you have a ZR2 at one time? You were a member at ZR2.com, right? Same here. ![Cheers!!](https://www.performancetrucks.net/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_cheers.gif)
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Thanks for all the comments...just gotta work on the "go" now.
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Originally Posted by ap2002
looks real nice, I wonder what it would look like if you would of painted the flares?
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I removed all the badging/moldings myself the first month I had it, about 4 years ago. I removed the flares myself but once I saw the damage underneath I took it to my body guy to fix it. He had to fix the spots where the flares wore through the paint and blend it in...he also painted the cowl hood (top and bottom), tailgate handle/spoiler, mirrors, bumper cap, bowtie, and airdam. He also fixed the dents in the bedrails and re-sprayed those. Cost for all that was $700.
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