The Start....Cut my front fenders and working on the rear ones now.
12-10-2011, 08:46 PM
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The Start....Cut my front fenders and working on the rear ones now.
I bought this for $600 bucks off craigslist. Great find and perfect timing before winter. It is my first 4x4 but so far it has been very easy to fix and make look a little meaner. Hope you guys like what I have come up with. I will have more pics posted tomorrow of the final product.
When I first picked it up
New tires 33x12.5 on cragers with the new hatch from the junk yard
Front fenders cut out
Rear quarter replaced and fenders cut 2" and rolled.....not finished
Finishing the fenders tomorrow and then starting the rhino liner on the back quarters and tail gate area. Maybe do the roof too. Eventually the whole truck inside and out will be rhino lined.
When I first picked it up
New tires 33x12.5 on cragers with the new hatch from the junk yard
Front fenders cut out
Rear quarter replaced and fenders cut 2" and rolled.....not finished
Finishing the fenders tomorrow and then starting the rhino liner on the back quarters and tail gate area. Maybe do the roof too. Eventually the whole truck inside and out will be rhino lined.
12-10-2011, 10:14 PM
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12-11-2011, 12:44 AM
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Looks great, love the look! You keeping them like that or adding flares eventually? You reminded me I still have to cover mine with some bed liner or something.
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