Hey folks as some of you have follow my 2000 GMC Non-Maintained Sierra, I went "down under" to check the block drain holes... To change out the original radiator fluid. Well you have to be a contortionist or magician to get to them holes on a 4x4 Z-71....I laid under there and just thought ...WTF? Anyway, didn't get to them holes. Ran some of that super-duper-clean-out-anything flush for a few days. Drained and flushed the block and radiator as best I could.
Hope for the best I guess...

 

Dropped it off to get Linex in the bed. Looks great, new Truxedo cover goes in tomorrow after work. Be my second cover by them. First one was on my silverado which was a great cover lots of flexibility and durable.

Also replaced my stock fog lamps with JDM LED bulbs. Very nice addition as well.

 

I can't imagine buying anything but Truxedo to cover my bed... it's great!

I haven't done much to my truck yet, but a bug deflector, bull bar, and chrome exhaust tip are in my future.

I have recently become a weathertech advertisement with the floor liners, bed liner, tailgate liner, and front and rear no-drill splash guards

 

I had WeatherTech nose deflector, in channel window visors and floor matts in my 09 Silverado Crew cab. Will get them again for the Denali next. Love them, fantastic quality and customer service from them on extra clips for the visor vents was great as well.

 

Took her out to Silver Lake sand dunes few weeks back. Mounted a flag, slapped Michigan DNR ORV stickers on, deflated tires and away we went!







Hauled an ATV all the way there, offroaded once we got there, hauled ATV all the way back home!. Week after I got back, SES light was on for a knock sensor .... dangit! The knock sensor holes in the intake valley in my poor little 5.3 filled with water when I went offroading and corroded the crap out of the connectors and sensors. So intake gaskets, a knock sensor and some GMS and we're back on the road! So proud of the ol' girl. Got it used, has 120K on it, very well maintained and have had to do very little to it to keep 'er going.

 

Finally removed those ugly running boards, so much better. Now I need a good lift and a new tire and wheel package.

 

Oh, and I also cut in some 6x9's in the rear pillars, a new head unit and a backup cam.

 

Chased more electrical demons, pull BCM and cleaned and reseated connections...

 

"Yesterday" I got it aligned, two days earlier I had new 10 ply truck tires put on... Off with the soccer mom 4ply SUV tires. put on some very good quality shocks on a month earlier, and now, it rides great. I would of never thought it could ride as good as it does.
Bragging over.

 

I fantasized about getting one of these tailgates for hunting, which they say is coming out soon. Does anyone on the forum have one? What are your experiences like?