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The truck looks great Blackhorse. Looks real clean, a great base to start with. And I really like that dark red, one of my favorite colors for these trucks. What wheels are those, and what percent tint you got on the windows?
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Wheels ar Ultra Mongooses, window tint is 35% on the sides, 50% rear
Next items up are a toolbox and shortened tonneau.
Wheels ar Ultra Mongooses, window tint is 35% on the sides, 50% rear
Next items up are a toolbox and shortened tonneau.
Thanks for the info. That tint looks nice, trying to figure out what I want to do on mine, and the truck looks good. What color toolbox you thinking of, black or the polished aluminum? I think black might look good.
Are you going with the tool box tonnuea? (I still can't spell that word worth a damn) LOL.
I was originally going to do a tool box tonneua on my 88 till I got the bed rails so now my plan is a regular tonneua and an in bed truck box. It will be more hidden to since all I will be keeping in their is my motorcycle gear and a few tools to work on the bike and truck (hopefully it never comes to that).
Trav
Are you going with the tool box tonnuea? (I still can't spell that word worth a damn) LOL.
I was originally going to do a tool box tonneua on my 88 till I got the bed rails so now my plan is a regular tonneua and an in bed truck box. It will be more hidden to since all I will be keeping in their is my motorcycle gear and a few tools to work on the bike and truck (hopefully it never comes to that).
Trav
A tool box and bigger, more aggressive tires and wheels are the best bang for your buck upgrade on a truck, cosmetically. IMHO
Fog lights (with white lenses, not amber) are a better solution. They throw a wide beam that helps light up the shoulders, but it doesn't disperse up so it doesn't shine into other car's windows. To make the beams spread out even further you can (should) aim the lights off to the side a bit. Here's a pretty good picture of how I've got it set up on my Bronco. I've got the same thing on my pickup. I've got the fog lights wired to come on with my running lights, so I use them in traffic a lot. And when they're aimed right I've never had people flash lights at me to tell me they're too bright.
If I could have fit all mine and my sons hunting gear in one of those, I would have looked for one. I personally think they were the best broncos made(that will **** someone off), but a front solid axle makes it really great. Love that blue too.
If I could have fit all mine and my sons hunting gear in one of those, I would have looked for one. I personally think they were the best broncos made(that will **** someone off), but a front solid axle makes it really great. Love that blue too.
I upsized to it from a CJ5 to get something that would fit my teenage sons in the back seat, as well as carry enough gear (and lunch) for day trips. I love it, being big enough for a family of four, but not too big (or at least not too much too big). But I still need the F-250 for carrying my family (and towing the Bronco) on trips.
I had it painted Sonic Blue (color code SN), a 2004 Ford truck (and car)color. I saw a lot of Rangers and Mustangs (and a few Super Duties) that color.
There's a build thread on it in my sig if you're interested.
12-18-2014, 06:11 AM
That tint looks nice, trying to figure out what I want to do on mine, and the truck looks good. What color toolbox you thinking of, black or the polished aluminum? I think black might look good.
