I bought this truck back in early summer, darn college kept me busy and I just finished rebuilding it There's still a few small things to do, notice the tape on the left headlight cause I don't have all the mounting hardware. Also, I need to get a replacement flare for the front left corner and I have a painted white Sport grille on the way. Here are the specs:

- 2003 F250 XLT Sport FX4, SuberCab, Short Bed, Oxford White
- 6.0L PowerStroke, TorqShift, 71k miles, powertrain all stock
- 4" Donahoe Racing front springs with rear blocks
- 315/75/16 Toyo Open Country ATs on Ultra Claws (came with truck, rubbed pre-lift)
- OffroadTech winch bumper, powdercoated white (my favorite part!)

Before - took this pic first time I looked at it:


During - all the damaged parts removed and frame is straightened:


After - still a little work to do, and it hasn't been washed since it was wrecked, but looking pretty good:

My dad's '03 F250 CC LB 6.0L is peeking in the background of that picture

 

Looks good you did a great job on bring that superduty back to life.

 

Thats an awsome job you have done! I hope it all finish's perfect.

P.S. yank off that v-10 tag as soon as u can bro.

 

a v10 and 6.0psd badge?

 

V10 badge is coming off asap, ITS A DIESEL!!! Got this fender form a local salvage yard, hood came off craigslist, didn't have to do any painting! What's the best way to remove those badges, hit them with a heat gun?

 

Looks excellent! good job on repairing this beast! yes, heat gun will prob work best. I had a 2004 f250 b4 and used a head gun to remove the badges and put on the 05+ style. Had a LOT of residue behind those things, but a little elbow grease and it came off!

 

How much did u buy the truck for and how much did it cost to fix? I was thinking about doing this. Also did u save money by doing it this way or did u loose money?

 

Saved a lot of money by doing this, but only because I did everything except the windshield myself. I purchased the salvage for $11k, which is about 40% book value (if excellent condition). Cost a little under $4k to rebuild, and thats including the bumper and lift. This is the only way I could have gotten into a truck like this while going to school, thats for sure.

 

Nice job on the rebuild. Make sure to keep it between the ditches better than the last person LOL!!!!!

 

How many miles where on the truck when u bought it?

 

71k, I've put under 500 on it so far. Got 21mpg highway on the trip back to school

 

Nice job on the truck fella. As for the V-10 badge removal I've heard that using a heat gun followed by some fishing line used as a saw to cut the adhesive works well. Any glue residue can be removed with WD40 or Goof(p) Off.

 

Nice job! That OffRoadTech bumper looks great on there! What did that cost ya?

 

They were on sale for $1050 unfinished until Dec. 31st, now they are $1200. I live near Portland, OR, so I was able to pick it up myself and take to get powdercoated instead of paying freight costs. Here's a link: http://www.offroadtechinc.com/servlet/Detail?no=8

 

Love the bumper! and nice job on the truck! Ive rebuilt the front end of lots of wrecked superdutys so I know what it takes!