Hi Guys, This is my first post. I really enjoy this forum. I have learned alot. I just wanted you all to see some pics of my new lady decked out. Let me know what you think so far. Click on my gallery because I am not sure how to post my pics here. https://www.f150online.com/galleries....cfm?gnum=8299 Thanks, FNG (Ford new Guy)

 

before and after on the wood kit?

 

Welcome to the family Love your truck. Especially the front light bar and the grill. The new 3V F-150's are the best looking trucks on the road. I think you'll enjoy these forums.

https://www.f150online.com/galleries....cfm?gnum=7238

 

I only added some of the pieces. I am not sure if I like all that wood. I may add the big piece over the glove box.....

 

Welcome to the site, Blue

You will find a lot of good information and a lot of helpful people.
Very nice looking rig! I like the wood grain on the dash.




https://www.f150online.com/galleries....cfm?gnum=8192

 

Nice looking truck.. is that grill an add-on, if so where did you get..

 

Where did you get it? I really like it

 

I really like that, it looks sharp!

 

Hi All, Thanks. That's a T-Rex wire mesh grill. It is a replacement that does require some cutting and saving of the old grille frame. Here is a link to them: http://www.trexbillet.com/index.php?...oc=101&dealer=
Also check out Precision Grilles at: http://www.precisiongrilles.com/?pag...&product_id=62 I think they are alittle more money but may be of better quality. Cheers, Blue

 

Lol could you tell me where you go the wood kit?

 

Sorry, Sure, e-dash I think it's www.edashkit.com. I called them and they gave it to me for $180. PM me for some install advise. Blue

 

Welcome!

 

With the PM rule around here, its going to be awhile before you can PM

 

O btw in case u didnt know. the PM rule is 90 days and 100 posts.

 

OK Thanks, I didn't know. If you do get the kit, they have a 3M tape activator that you apply to the dash where the tape sticks. It drys very fast so apply the activator to any place you are going to stick the dask kit until the activator runs dry. Don't use your thumb to push down on the kit or you will dimple it. Use masking tape to hold inplace any piece that is rounded over a edge like the top 2 stearing wheel pieces. Heat every piece with a hair dryer or heat gun for flexability and last, go slow. I have the flat kit but the moulded kits is nicer but more money. Check out Wood Dash Experts, Joshua tree and Auto Anything for the Woodview moulded kit.
Cheers, Blue