Phil

 

Steamboat rock area...nice

 

day-um!

 

Everything in Sig.

 

here is my baby. 03 f150 74,xxx miles, fx4, supercab, 5.4.

custom atenna

copied from loganskinner. was so cool i just had to do it.

future plans: magnaflow exhaust, marathon camo seat covers, 285's, and possibly chip.

 

phil, i dunno about the hat, suit or tie... BUT i like the intake's upper plenum, very pretty.

 

polevaulter95, how'd you make that antenna?? It looks pretty friggin sweet, and its not somethin you see everyday. Still functional i'm assuming? Was that headliner a PIA at all? Is it just regular camo pattern cloth?

 

antenna was easy. i took an old arrow that i had screwed up. it would not fit over the ball on top of the antenna, no was it long enough. so i took out the angle grinder and made the antenna shorter lol. wrapped the atenna in electrical tape (to avoid rattling), slid the arrow over the atenna, and did a couple of loops of electrical tape at the base of the arrow. atenna held up when i drove on the highway so im happy. headliner was also easy, just time consuming taking all the bolts out. i ordered the fabric from the link below.
http://www.paylessfabric.com/servlet/Categories
but all credit still goes to loganskinner for inspiring me.

 

hahaha That's my son in the hat.

Thanks Klitch

Phil

 

do you know if the arrow you used was carbon fiber or aluminum? reception still the same?

 

Nice call on the area! Yep, Steamboat Rock. That pic was taken before I ran into the brush that lines the trail... Needless to say, I have some surface scratches to remove still! It was a blast however.

Mitch

 

I grew up in that area (actually worked at that park) before I joined the military . Some good off-roading in that area but there is a lot of sage brush (as you know), I've hit a few myself

 

it is a carbon fiber arrow. and yes reception is the same, i honestly thought i was going to lose some. however, i noticed none and believe me i was listening, because as soon as i cut my antenna i thought i was stupid haha.

 

This is the 2003 Screw Lariat I bought recently. I'm loving it so far.