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Not sure what I am doing with the wheels just yet...

Have the front bumper and chome headlight pieces getting vinyl wrapped on the 15th of this month. Would LOVE to find someone by me (Nazareth PA) to remove the Amber lenses from the headlights!!! I bought a cheap headlight set off Ebay last week. Although they LOOKED amazing...they were crap! Kinda really bummed about it... they were all clear and tinted... I was all ready to go to the Truck nationals next month and enter my truck. Have always wanted to enter a truck show since I got my first truck in 2001!

 

How much was it to wrap the rear bumper, and then the front and headlights?

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How much was it to wrap the rear bumper, and then the front and headlights?

$200 to wrap the back bumper.. but he had a HELL of a time getting it off. (his first 2014)

He says no more than $400 for the front end cause he is not sure what it will take to get the bumper off... WELL My husband and I took off the headlight pieces today since I have had the front end taken apart for the grill and lights anyways.... and we are going to tackle the bumper this weekend. (I work from home.. and do not need to drive the truck daily) That should help a lot with the price.. so who knows. I also got him a $200 tint job that I will mention for a referal discount! lol

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$200 to wrap the back bumper.. but he had a HELL of a time getting it off. (his first 2014)

He says no more than $400 for the front end cause he is not sure what it will take to get the bumper off... WELL My husband and I took off the headlight pieces today since I have had the front end taken apart for the grill and lights anyways.... and we are going to tackle the bumper this weekend. (I work from home.. and do not need to drive the truck daily) That should help a lot with the price.. so who knows. I also got him a $200 tint job that I will mention for a referal discount! lol

I took my bumpers off and they werent that hard, the front comes off with about 6 bolts I beleive if I remember right. Also just to mention, I paid $300 cash to have my front and rear bumpers professionally painted.

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I took my bumpers off and they werent that hard, the front comes off with about 6 bolts I beleive if I remember right. Also just to mention, I paid $300 cash to have my front and rear bumpers professionally painted.

That's what I thought too. We will take off the front this weekend. I was really working on the grill and lights this past week and havne't looked at the bumper yet. My paint shop did not suggest painting a chrome bumper so I am having them wrapped..

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That's what I thought too. We will take off the front this weekend. I was really working on the grill and lights this past week and havne't looked at the bumper yet. My paint shop did not suggest painting a chrome bumper so I am having them wrapped..

Ya they chip pretty easy, but so do the factory painted bumpers, I plan on getting a clear bra.

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I took my bumpers off and they werent that hard, the front comes off with about 6 bolts I beleive if I remember right. Also just to mention, I paid $300 cash to have my front and rear bumpers professionally painted.

 

Damn, I like that deal.

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Went on a small hike up in the lower mountains just outside of town here

 

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My favorite spot to take pictures

 

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Wanted to get a shot with the sun out and the truck in front of this view, but there was too much traffic when we were coming in to stop on the 2 lane bridge. And it wasnt possible on the way out ... maybe next time

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Went on a small hike up in the lower mountains just outside of town here

 

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My favorite spot to take pictures

 

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2015

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Wanted to get a shot with the sun out and the truck in front of this view, but there was too much traffic when we were coming in to stop on the 2 lane bridge. And it wasnt possible on the way out ... maybe next time

Where is this awesome place??

 

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Awesome pics. Going to have to go there.

 

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Awesome pics. Going to have to go there.

 

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Yeah if you ever come this way its worth a visit if you have to pass through Bozeman. Thats just the lake, there's also a few hiking trails that lead up to waterfalls off the mountain. Oh campgrounds and bike trails as well, people hold weddings out there too.

 

If you get out this way, might as well visit Yellowstone while youre at it

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Me and the family are moving to Colorado sometime or another. We're getting our ducks in a row before the move. We'll be a lot closer so that should be a pretty easy drive from there.

 

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