Just finished it 2 minutes ago...sorry about the poor pictures- i'll post better ones later...


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'98 Ford F-150 Standard Cab 2WD with all options
Mods-
3.5" Camburg lift, Bilsteins, Eibach springs, BFG All terrains, K&N, 3" Flowmaster, PIAAs, custom shifter, 4" LCD TV in visor.
Next-
Spindles (H&M), clear corners, grill...


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DITTO

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98 F150 2WD,Bright Red, Regular Cab, 4.2, 3.55, 5 Speed, Superchip, 2 Superchip Decals (I Think They Add 5 HP Each), 3 Inch Bullseye Lift Spindles, 3" Body Lift, 1" Coil Spacers, 3" Blocks In Rear,Manik Grill Guard,Nerf Bars, Vent Visors,Air Box Mod, Fog Lights Mounted In Front Air Dam ,4 Kc DayLighters, Back Up Lights, Alpine CD Player, 2 Kenwood Amps, 10 Inch MTX Blue Thunder SubWoofer, Tinted Windows. 35" BFGOODRICH ALL TERRAIN KO'S Mounted on 16.5x9.75 American Racing Baja Rims


..........."IF YOU CAN'T STOP, SMILE AS YOU GO UNDER"...........

'00 Toyota Celica GT( Wife's Car )

Pics @ http://www.angelfire.com/la2/ccla/



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COOL.....Really nice. What did that cost you and where did you get one? Hard to install?

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97 F-150 Black, 4x4 XLT ext.cab,sb,offroad pack.
4" Susp. lift, 3" body
4.56 gears w/LS,
Flowmaster 50 Series w/ duals out rear
36x14.5x16.5 Super Swampers TSL Radials,
16.5x9.75 Weld Scorpio V wheels,
Pre-Runner Bumper w/KC Lights Daylights,
Westin nerf bars,
Pro-Comp Front Skid Plate(not yet installed),
Summit Aluminum Diff cover,
Rancho 9000's and remote,
Lift Lips,
Lighted FORD logo,
K&N Filter,
Superchip,
TransGo Shift kit,
Bug shield,Tinted windows
Sony ES head unit,Sony ES changer,MTX Thunderform sub,Boston Acoustic Pro-Series up front, Polk in rear,PPI & Coustic Amps,Alpine Alarm

Check it out at:
http://members.aol.com/squanto804/scottwebpage.html

 

Xshortboarderx,

Looks excellent, congratulations!

Roger Lemere, who is partners with the Webmaster here in the online store, The Digital Marketplace, does a *lot* of LCD screen installations, you should see his Expedition, it has 4 or more screens in it.

Obviously, we all want the details on what your installation costs were, how long, and tips you might want to share, etc. What signals are you sending it, VCR, DVD, etc. Spare us no details!!

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Mike Troyer
Performance Products, Inc.
National Distributor of Superchips
(540) 862-9515
Email: mtroyer@compuserve.com
Online Superchip ordering system:https://www.f150online.com/scpp/index.html

 

Hey guys-sorry it took so long, i went on a road trip to "field test" my LCD.Anyway, thanks for all the compliments. The LCD is a 4" Sony monitor, which I got from a friend of mine who handles alot of these. I got it for $200, but they usually run anywhere from $250-$400 for the 4". As you can see the LCD wouldnt fit snugly inside my visor so i had to fabricate a housing for it. I tried everything-fiberglass, plastic, etc.-and finally settled on thin sheet metal. I mokded it into shape, then sanded it to perfection. then I used 3M adhesive spray to attach the matching fabric (a little tip that i got from the message board-I think it was "Big Red").
As far as inputs go, I am currently using a small vcr until i can find an affordable vcp or dvd. Any ideas?
Hiding all the wires was relatively easy-pulled off the moulding, and so on. I think I got most of it, but if you have any questions, just post 'em-and I'll respond. Thanks again.
Oh, and one more thing-I'm only 18-im sure some of the more experienced f150 owners out there can put these in too!

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'98 Ford F-150 Standard Cab 2WD with all options
Mods-
3.5" Camburg lift, Bilsteins, Eibach springs, BFG All terrains, K&N, 3" Flowmaster, PIAAs, custom shifter, 4" LCD TV in visor.
Next-
Spindles (H&M), clear corners, grill...