Figured I upload some updated pictures of the Expedition. Added a set of NFab nerf bars,, and a set of axillary backup lights.

 

This is my blk beauty. Only thing If done is change the decal,radio.

 

Love the body style and the color. Love the engine even more. Would love to swap a 4V in but my 2V only has 60k miles on it and 11 yrs. old. Found some heads that make some good horsepower with a cam kit change.

 

[QUOTE=Glen R;5006351]Figured I upload some updated pictures of the Expedition. Added a set of NFab nerf bars,, and a set of axillary backup lights.

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Great Expy! Check out my FB page...
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I know its been a while since I have posted... I can't even remember if I posted in this section when I traded trucks last year, so here is an update.

In the last couple of weeks I have cranked the Tbars and added a set of 35" M/T tires along with adding a camo stripe to cover up the ugly tan lariat stripe. I really like the way its starting to look, and I think its x1000 better than it looked stock just a week ago.

Let me know what y'all think

 

Looks good!

 

Not really anything updated, just a few pics of my truck and my dad's truck with our brand new 33ft camper. Mine is only a 4.6, and rated at 6600 lbs, but since it has the 7 prong trailer plug for brakes, we had to use it to tow the camper home with it raining like it was. Pulled the 7,000 lb camper like nothing.

 

Beautiful trailer and trucks!

 

Thank you! His is an 03 king ranch. And mine is just an XLT

 

Added new head/fog lights a couple of weeks ago.
Before

After

 

Perfect!

 

Well hell. Just last night my passenger headlight got water in it somehow....drilled a small hole to get the majority of it out, but now there's condensation still covering the inside of the lens. Any fix for that?

 

Your valence actually looks black instead of faded gray.

 

Letting the water out was a good idea, but you need to seal up the hole you made. Set the headlight somewhere dry to let the moisture fully vent. You'll keep getting moisture on the lens until you find and seal the original leak with silicone.

 

The 2nd pic really don't show it but it is black. Painted it with Krylon Fusion for Plastic (Satin Black), did the grille also. It does make a big difference in appearance.