Bigg Brown, FULL CUSTOM (low), almost done
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Bigg Brown, FULL CUSTOM (low), almost done
Its been awhile since I posted on here, thought forums died. But I thought Id see if they are still alive, so here goes.
Some or most may not know my build, it started in 2009.
The last I left off on the other threads I was in the painful process of finding the right shop to do my interior. It took 2 years after trusting the wrong shops. Once I found the right shop it was done in 2 weeks.
Time for some pictures.
Some or most may not know my build, it started in 2009.
The last I left off on the other threads I was in the painful process of finding the right shop to do my interior. It took 2 years after trusting the wrong shops. Once I found the right shop it was done in 2 weeks.
Time for some pictures.
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More pics are on my instagram, trying to figure out how to code those to get on here.
Also, my next mod coming next week is an engine cover, stay tuned.
Here is a quick vid of what it will cover up...
Also, my next mod coming next week is an engine cover, stay tuned.
Here is a quick vid of what it will cover up...
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OMG I love your truck so much!!!!! Your truck made me want to keep my 2wd and bag it instead of selling it so bad. Also I just love slammed trucks. I miss your truck in primer without windows too, something about a project truck just gets me going lol.
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I also like a bagged rig when done tastefully, loving yours. Especially impressed with how the C-notch and tubs were integrated so seamlessly into the cargo bay (with match-cut trim no less), while still retaining useable cargo room.
I have to ask, since it's taken so long to complete and the 2015 front end is the new hawtness, any plans on revamping the front?
I have to ask, since it's taken so long to complete and the 2015 front end is the new hawtness, any plans on revamping the front?
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I like the 2008 year front end, maybe in the distant future i would consider anothet update. But not now.
When the hood is open, it looks terrible. Ford really didnt give a crap when they built it. But that gives the opportunity to build something custom to make it look great. Will post some pics when the engine cover is done.
When the hood is open, it looks terrible. Ford really didnt give a crap when they built it. But that gives the opportunity to build something custom to make it look great. Will post some pics when the engine cover is done.
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Although I prefer lifted instead of bagged I will say yours is very nice! Probably because I couldn't afford to do that to a 2WD 
. For the record though those mirrors look great with that setup. If it were to come up I would say the newer larger style mirrors would have to be on there. Very, very nice!
. For the record though those mirrors look great with that setup. If it were to come up I would say the newer larger style mirrors would have to be on there. Very, very nice!
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Although I prefer lifted instead of bagged I will say yours is very nice! Probably because I couldn't afford to do that to a 2WD . For the record though those mirrors look great with that setup. If it were to come up I would say the newer larger style mirrors would have to be on there. Very, very nice!
. For the record though those mirrors look great with that setup. If it were to come up I would say the newer larger style mirrors would have to be on there. Very, very nice!
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Well maybe some will disagree but I think the smaller mirrors sit perfect on that. If you go larger style ones or newer large style ones I don't think it would sit. However; I don't see another truck like yours to compare so I guess that just means yours is perfect the way it sits!
