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So here is the final product:
Nope, doesn't protect the winch, the winch is water resistant.
You're getting closer Raptor, "under the truck" but where?
At any rate, after mending all the pieces together, sanding it "lightly" and making my well manicured lawn look like a volcano erupted near by....
I painted it.
Now I'm waiting for it to dry so I can install and let you guys in on the mystery.
Nope, doesn't protect the winch, the winch is water resistant.
You're getting closer Raptor, "under the truck" but where?
At any rate, after mending all the pieces together, sanding it "lightly" and making my well manicured lawn look like a volcano erupted near by....
I painted it.
Now I'm waiting for it to dry so I can install and let you guys in on the mystery.
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So, I've not liked my wires exposed after all the room had to be created around my front wheel well to allow for tire travel.
I decided yesterday to fabricate my own cover. Though some of you would like the idea so you can cover the area around your truck's bed wheel well to prevent mud from become trap under the bedside's wheel well.
Before:
After:
Before
That concludes 1/3 of the project, stay tuned for some more.
I decided yesterday to fabricate my own cover. Though some of you would like the idea so you can cover the area around your truck's bed wheel well to prevent mud from become trap under the bedside's wheel well.
Before:
After:
Before
That concludes 1/3 of the project, stay tuned for some more.
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Yes sir I'll be doing a lot of body work, you can follow the thread @ https://www.f150online.com/forums/ot...ss-repair.html
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Full Name
Address
DL #
SS #
Bank Account #
Mother's maiden name
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You won a trip to the end of the universe, all you have to do is send me a lil info about you.
Full Name: Foney Baloney
Address: 1234 5th street, Any Town, USA
DL #6 (It would have been 4 but Henry Ford and his wife beat me to the DMV)
SS #183 (I'm so old we only had 3 numbers.)
Bank Account #P0171 (Bank 1)
Mother's maiden name: Yo (she later became known as Yo-Mama)
Full Name: Foney Baloney
Address: 1234 5th street, Any Town, USA
DL #6 (It would have been 4 but Henry Ford and his wife beat me to the DMV)
SS #183 (I'm so old we only had 3 numbers.)
Bank Account #P0171 (Bank 1)
Mother's maiden name: Yo (she later became known as Yo-Mama)
BTW OG nice work, as always.
Last edited by jgger; Nov 29, 2011 at 01:43 AM.
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That is a sweet setup for sure. Wish I had somthing like this on my truck. Did you think about adding slits for cooling. I wonder if the engine bay is going to get to hot since theres no air flow in the wheel wheel now.