^^as much as I would normally hate gauges with any kind of graphics on them, I really like yours! I like how you made it your own. Much much better than the ones with the flame graphics
Love the tu tone interior btw


...to add: I think patman is the king of "special touches" with his patman grille and soon-to-be patman tail lights.

 

wow! da wolf isn't playin around with da wolf theme! looks good da wolf.

 

 

HOW DID YOU DO THAT?!?!? I'm using the little red racecar on mine and it sucks

 

Haha have you pluged it into your comp yet and tried like I said? I'll do a write up for you when i get back to my comp on sunday since I'm in Dallas for the weekend

 

my parents have the UBS cable for it but i would appreciate it if you could give me a list on how to do it

 

did u mean USB??

 

Jake you know I like you bumpers/rockers done that way. great choice bo

 

I love your truck. The interior looks really good

 

i think mines pretty unique. I just got done doing a project this weekend that changes the whole thing. Pictures to come tomorrow.

But heres some old pictures.

 

nothing too special, but its mine ha ha.

 

i used an air powered dual action sander and sanded the chit out of them lol

 

ill be doing this aswell im geusing this is going to be the best way to get them flat. I also thought about using a plainer that i used when doing wood work.

Then alittle body filler, primer and paint. Im doing this on all the textured plastic (bed caps, fender flares, rear window molding)

 

Thats what I thought, but I was a little worried about the plastic getting too hot while sanding and having it melt or distort. Nice work!

 

the bedcaps are a pretty soft plastic, and they dont really melt (i got mine pretty hot)
be careful using a plainer because the blade could dig pretty deep into the plastic pretty easily since its so soft

im slowly getting all my plastic smoothed and painted as well