What did you do to your Trailboss today? 🛠️

[bbViper]

Stopped at the birth place for a quick photo enroute Toronto to St. Louis.

 

[GETGONE]

Stopped at the birth place for a quick photo enroute Toronto to St. Louis.

Sure it wasn't built in Mexico? LOL Mine came from Fort Wayne as well.

 

[bbViper]

Sure it wasn't built in Mexico? LOL Mine came from Fort Wayne as well.

Yea ngl American made (assembled) was must have on my shopping list

 

[GETGONE]

I ordered mine so I didn't have a choice of where it was built, but was hoping since I was in Michigan it would be built in Fort Wayne. Lucked out too. 5 weeks from the time I ordered till it was on the dealer lot amidst the chip shortage. I think going with the 6.2 is what allowed it to go through as all the 5.3's that were "in transit" in dealer inventory were due to chip shortages. I have a feeling if I had gone with the "long" bed it may have come from Mexico.

 

[2KWIK2C]

Must be nice to be rich!

I wish! I never saw a U-Haul behind a hearse and I'm not leaving any money behind! I better start spending more!

 

[GETGONE]

I wish! I never saw a U-Haul behind a hearse and I'm not leaving any money behind! I better start spending more!

Feel free to donate to the 10 month unemployed guy trying to keep his truck fund!

 

[2KWIK2C]

Just never know!

 

[Off_the_grid]

We stopped at the local truck accessories place today after paying off the TB before the second payment , and talked ourselves out of a tonneau, purchased a color match V series cap and truck bed carpet. That's all prepaid and should be here in 3 to 4 weeks. Thank the good Lord for being able to do so.

 

[mrcolieman]

I've never been a huge fan of decals on a vehicles paint and really prefer chrome badging. Maybe it stems from love of 60's era muscle cars and the chrome badging that would identify a car as a "special" version. SS, RT and GT badges on fenders, hoods, grills and C pillars always grabbed the attention of my young mind as a child in the 70's. It wasn't long after buying my Trail Boss that I peeled off the bed stickers for a cleaner look, but always felt a little of what gives these trucks some soul went away with the decals in the trash. Today I brought back that soul and gave a nod to those muscle cars of the past with these Trail Boss chrome badges I found. One on the tailgate and one recessed into the grill. I think they look pretty good and there is no mistaking that this is a Trail Boss.

 

[PistolsFiring]

Enjoyed some rare Oklahoma snow behind a shovel for a couple hours.

 

[Off_the_grid]

Gotta dig it out of foot of white stuff 11F here.

 

[1UP5DWN]

Unplugged my powrsteps due to them freezing up. They're kind of not worth it in the winter time.

 

[GETGONE]

Unplugged my powrsteps due to them freezing up. They're kind of not worth it in the winter time.

I often wondered this. I also didn't want to spend that kind of money for them.

 

[07blackz71]

My Amp steps work good in the winter. But I do keep my truck in a heated garage and I have weathertech mudflaps that keeps alot of the snow off the steps.

 

[Stormin08]

I've never been a huge fan of decals on a vehicles paint and really prefer chrome badging. Maybe it stems from love of 60's era muscle cars and the chrome badging that would identify a car as a "special" version. SS, RT and GT badges on fenders, hoods, grills and C pillars always grabbed the attention of my young mind as a child in the 70's. It wasn't long after buying my Trail Boss that I peeled off the bed stickers for a cleaner look, but always felt a little of what gives these trucks some soul went away with the decals in the trash. Today I brought back that soul and gave a nod to those muscle cars of the past with these Trail Boss chrome badges I found. One on the tailgate and one recessed into the grill. I think they look pretty good and there is no mistaking that this is a Trail Boss.

do you have a link to the ones you purchased, i have considered this for Cab Corner emblems...always like how GM did that.