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Adamc0909

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Dec 14, 2017
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So I know the north face lights are like the holy grail and the rear wind deflector is rare. Is there any other rare or special items for TB’s?
 

Mooseman

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Dec 4, 2011
25,257
Ottawa, ON
The cowl cover was aftermarket.

Original GM Hitch cover. Ultra rare. Filled the whole hitch area.

Pullout rear cargo cover for SWB. Not super rare but hard to come by. Usually sells at a premium price. I sold one at the meet and still have another. EXT had a hard shelf/cover that slipped into lots on each side of cargo area.

Saw that the North Face, the EXT anyway, had a dome/map reading lights in the rear hatch. Also had "The North Face" embroidered in the headrests. There were a number of other goodies on these.

Radiator top cover. Was on some very early TB`s, some Bravadas and SS. Not very common.

I saw off-roading stuff under a junker Envoy once. It had metal skid plates for the tank, transfer case, engine and radiator. No idea if they were OEM or aftermarket but they looked OEM.
 

I_Shoot_Back

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Feb 18, 2018
116
Ponoka
Pullout rear cargo cover for SWB. Not super rare but hard to come by. Usually sells at a premium price. I sold one at the meet and still have another. EXT had a hard shelf/cover that slipped into lots on each side of cargo area.

What does SWB stand for? Also,what do you call a premium price? (as i have two in pristine condition :thumbsup:)
 

Matt

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Dec 2, 2011
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Short Wheel Base. You'd get a minimum of $50 (if you were being nice) for the cargo cover but they're going for up to twice that on Ebay. I have mine in the garage.
 

Blckshdw

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Nov 20, 2011
10,665
Tampa Bay Area, FL
Oh yeah, the Northface EXTs had the cargo shelf with folding legs to form a table.
 
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HARDTRAILZ

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Nov 18, 2011
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The cowl cover was aftermarket.


Radiator top cover. Was on some very early TB`s, some Bravadas and SS. Not very common.

I saw off-roading stuff under a junker Envoy once. It had metal skid plates for the tank, transfer case, engine and radiator. No idea if they were OEM or aftermarket but they looked OEM.

I had one of the rad covers for years an never used it. Seemed like a pain in the ass to bother with so its on the shelf.

There were no metal skids factory. Had to be custom cause I think I have the only MDB TC skid. There were plastic skids for rad, oil, gas tank avail stock and the tank skid is actually pretty decent.
 
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HARDTRAILZ

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Nov 18, 2011
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Black plastic with a few holes, basically flat and just lays over the rad. .


google search provides...
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HARDTRAILZ

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Nov 18, 2011
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I have one of these as well....not sure if they were on all the SS. Always thought is would be fun to just stick it on there to screw w people. But now i am thinking....maybe try n stick it on my LS1 in the car

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Mooseman

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Dec 4, 2011
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Ottawa, ON
Those were also on the Saab 9-7x. Might only fit on the LS engines with the taller truck intake manifold.
 

djthumper

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Nov 20, 2011
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North Las Vegas
If you want more articulation for off roading then do it. If you are mall rated don't.
 

HARDTRAILZ

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Nov 18, 2011
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If the rear has not affected you in how you use it, then leave it.
 

wstuckey1

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Apr 11, 2018
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wstuckey1

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Apr 11, 2018
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Fenton MI
Please do tell the story on how that happened
Not as exciting as you may expect. I went underneath while I was installing the body lift and the end link was completely detached. Ball joint came apart. Probably popped while I was flexing over something. I'm assuming that it is original from 2002 so not that bad.
 

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