Photos of my 2022 LT

As I've been thinking, I wasn't going to show pictures of any mods I do, but then again, even if they are very small and cost very very little, maybe they might give others ideas. So here goes. I'll post photos of all that I do.

Seat cover /Door Panel Covers:




Husky Floor Liners



Had to get Black / Chrome Valve Stem Caps to match the Black / Chrome theme . Had Chevy caps when i was 16 too



Center Console Tray



Did get a vinyl Bow Tie to cover up the yellow bowtie on the steering wheel. Nice touch. Only remaining yellow bowties are on the wheel center caps.



Here is a picture of one of the mud flaps that I installed. Obviously they are the same all the way around.

I recently purchased the truxedo truxport tonneau cover. Here is a picture of it installed. In theory, the tonneau cover is very simple and easy to install. Although I misunderstood placement instructions, which led to a couple redo's before finally getting it right amd completely installed, it is actually simple to install.

Here is the final product

Another little mod

Here's a before and after. Yellow bow tie is obviously the before picture. (All yellow bowties are now gone......poof)

Here is the latest add on. I originally bought the two pieces bed rug. I didn't like the gap between the tail gate and the bed, so I returned it and ended up going with the full pice bed rug. Definitely much nicer. I was crawling around on it once installed, Definitely comfortable on the knees

Finally got around to finalizing the bed lights. i did not end up using the third strand of lights. the wires that went from one side to the other, i ended up placing them in a wiremold so i could keep everything internal to the bed. I cut the wire mold to fit, painted it black so it would blend in, and snapped the cover shut. i do have a little bit of wire exposed in the corners, but it's definitely not in the way. the cover is always on, so the wire is certainly hidden. the wires on the left side that go to the on/off switch are exposed, but they as well are not in the way. Although I do not have power from the front, yet. I'm showing a picture of the front of the bed. the wire mold is actually hidden rather well by the cover.

now i just gotta stop acting like a little sissy boy and hook the power up under the hood

finally got around to installing the Coverking Neosupreme seat covers. I only did the fronts, since i have a dog seat cover for the back.
This was certainly not difficult at all. I found it so much easier to use my hands to stuff the cover into place and to route the straps under the seat. I did attempt to use the tool they provide, but that was more work. i didn't feel the need to use the michael jackson glove and safety glasses they provided. Certainly not difficult to install. For me, the most time consuming part of installation was routing the straps under the seat. trying to get it as close to the frame and to avoid the seat wires/gadgets. For some odd reason I have an extra pair of head rest covers. I received a total of 4. I was thinking I'd use them on the back seat head rests, but they are different sizes and the covers would not fit properly.

i didn't realize that the seat cover seams would pretty much match the factory seats. my stock seat covers did not have a pouch in the back to store things. these seat covers did, so that was a plus. Haven't broke them in yet, but I am happy with the results.

Here are the covers that I purchased, obviously solid black in color: 2022 Chevy Colorado Coverking Neosupreme Seat Covers | RealTruck

Here is a picture of the stock seat cover



Followed by the new seat cover