I really like the stance on that truck. Lights turned out nice.

 

my bad jsvo if i'm going outta line here, but how does anyone go about candying tails? the process?

azmidget those are sick

 

Either 22's or more rubber on that wheel would fit that wheel well up. I'm not a fan of big gaps like that. Gives me an idea what my truck could look like with 4/6 and 22's now, thanks!

Also, those taillights are pretty sick, reminds me of some dodge I seen with PTM silver taillights.

 

A candy is a translucent paint like on my show truck the lower half is candy cobalt blue and under that is orion silver. So on a taillight you'd just spray it with the candy without a base coat so your light will still shine through.

 

Yep, or if you want it more of color matched, mix about 75% clear and 25% your body color and do light coats until it matches

 

^^ahh thanks for the tip guys

 

The new rear end looks great. Couple of questions though...

Who makes that roll pan? Did you use a kit to relocate the handle to the inside, if so which one? Do you have a spare tire, if so how is it mounted in the bed?

 

The roll pan is a street scene steel pan. The relocate kit is from stylin trucks (I don't remember brand). And yes it mounts to the inside. Yes I do have a spare but it just sits in the back. I didn't mount it because it is not my daily driver.

 

Should of cut the rear tow hooks off

 

Not hooks. It is the frame. My body guy that did the work didn't have a plasma to cut the bottom of them off.

 

Keep up the good work, keeping it classy and modest

 

Thanks pat


Maybe someone could give me ideas on what to do with the front end....Other than black out. Looking to do something different.

 

Paint your grill red?

 

 

If I could find another grill on the cheap I might think about it. But I would hate to do that to this grill and then not like it.



Nice job.....Do you think you might be able to do the bed rails in red also
?