Installed Tufskinz hood liquid chrome letter inserts. Tailgate will be next.

 

Installed OEM LED Center Light + some aux 1 spot lights...

 

I picked up my truck last Saturday. In a week:
- Line-X bed liner
- Husky mud flaps, front and rear
- Husky floor mats, front and rear
- Tuffskinz letters in tailgate
- Bull rings
- Console organizer
- Truxedo LoPro tonneau cover
- OBD link MX BT I haven't made any changes yet...taking this slow

On the agenda:
- Clear bra for front part of hood, partial fenders, mirror caps, headlights (Monday)
- Tuffskinz letters in hood (after clear bra)
- Motorcycle loader (next week)
- Putco chrome rocker panels (Christmas present??)
- Set up truck, equalizer hitch to tow the trailer (before Aug 6)

 

I have auto ventshades on my 2004 f350 that I installed new in 2004. They're there still and looking brand new! They used 3m tape and never came off

 

Line-X installed today I think it looks great much better than the Drop in liner it had



Line-x Installed today LINE-X of Arlington Tx Did the work in and out in 2-1/2 hours




Installed some Amp Research power board did the install myself to save $300

 

Got the truck two weeks ago so doing some catch up. Installed a few things with more to do:


Metallic TufSkinz inserts, Hammerloks & Truxport tonneau.


Liquid Chrome TufSkinz inserts, eastern Washington bugs & cracked windshield from a rock kicked by an oncoming car.


SwingCase tool box, Line-x bedliner


Wheel well liners front/back amp2 bedsteps & tint to match back windows.

 

Topper, Bed Mat, Linex.

 

I really like the look of your truck. Good job.

 

Thanks! I love this truck.

 

 

 

Fabricated brackets and installed my Viair compressor tank combo in the right rear wheel well in front of the rear duals

 

I decided I didn't have any use for the cigarette lighter outlet in the dash so I installed in it's place.



Dual USB ports.


I had already installed one of these in the tray in the middle of the top of the dashboard.

 

LOL... She's hard core like that.

 

Was this plug n play or did you have to do some cutting, I think this is a great idea Thank you for sharing Mike