Yep! I keep on seeing nice shiny new F150s but everything is brown under it Is it so hard to clean it up a little. Well on a 4x4 it can really show so I paint my 97's underside black, when I do a detail job. And it looks alot better than a brown diff and driveshaft.

When I will install the body lift kit, I will have the frame, suspension etc... cleaned and painted all over

This is the front, I painted the frame and suspension parts. (its so easy when you take off the wheels)


This is a side view. I use Armor All to clean the plastic fender walls


How many new F150s out there look like this? Around here: none


A side view of the rear wheel. I use header paint to paint my "brown" muffler. Then I will sand (480 grit paper) my tailpipe to bring back that "look".


Sorry about the heavy pics but what you see here is a half-assed job. Imagine a full-*** job, if you will. Oh and I will use my whole a$$ this summer and I will post some more pics. But from a normal view this looks great and I think more people should do this (just a thought). All in all this cost me 10 bucks and 15 minuts of my time

thanks

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1997 F150 4x4 XLT with ORP 4.2L V6 and 5-speed manual.

 

Ziebart does the same thing, $300 once. My '95 looked shiny black underneath after 130K+ miles.

Looking good, even for a half *** job.

 

hey ..i do the same...a little black paint goes a long way...people can't see mine though being lowered but i know it looks good..