What does everyone think about this look. I actually liked it quite a bit, i havent seen a supercrew before with this conversion kit before. If i had the money to do it i think i would!

 

I'm not really into conversions (wannabe) since I'm proud of the the screw's original design.
However, that truck is for sure going to turn alot of heads! Be prepared

 

Personally, I think that nose would look much better if it was on a lowered custom 2x4 runnin' a set of chrome 20's. I'm not real fond of it on a 4x4. Just my $.02.

-Mike-

 

Like Mike... if I could be like Mike ... doh.. sorry... got caught up in a commercial...

what I was saying... I agree with Mike. It'd look better on a 4X2 that was bagged with a set of 20's... at the very least on a 4X2 stock...

It is unique but, I've seen it on several trucks around the boards.

RP

 

saw an arizona beige supercrew with this conversion 10 minutes ago, i think it looked pretty good. It looked like it had the navigator wheels too.

Joe

 

VERY cool. haven't seen that before out here in the midwest. Wonder what those conversions are going for? DO they use the nav dash and interior components as well?

 

dont know, its the first one i've ever seen, and i just saw it as it drove by me while sitting at a light. its kind of weird that i just saw one a day after i read about it here on the boards.

Joe

 

The converison kits for the old style navigator are about 3000, thats not including paint and install. The newer style navigator front ends are going for about 3400. With the kit you get the following:
This kit includes both factory Lincoln parts and high quality aftermarket parts made to manufacturer specifications. This kit includes the front bumper, bumper support, fenders, grille, headlights, headlight support, fog lights, hood latch system, hood, brackets and hardware. You can also substitute a high quality carbon fiber hood from SUV Concepts in place of the stock hood. See options list below for price. This kit includes everything you need for the swap. Minor welding modifications are required and fender flare trim holes must be filled. A minor electrical wiring modification is also necessary for the headlights.

Its a costly mod but i think the new look of the navigator with the more agressive lights would look good on the crew! Heres a website that sells them:
http://www.suvconcepts.com/conversions.html