I think I like it.

MadFish · November 15, 2001

But, maybe just maybe I'll see how I like things after I get the nerf bars and tail light guards on.

NOTE: Inhanced image, not real.

FIRECAT · November 15, 2001

WTF??? :notice:

silverado man · November 15, 2001

very nice madfish you would definately need a little time to get used to it, but i like it

chevy4x4trucks · November 15, 2001

Is that the much sought after HemiRado???

MadFish · November 15, 2001

Nah, thats the 440-6pk Rado

chevy4x4trucks · November 15, 2001

what color are you planning on doing your cuda? I think the truck would look good w/ the yellow/green or red/black combo.

MadFish · November 15, 2001

Im painting the 'Cuda a dark blue with black billboards. The blue is really a late 90's Ford Color(96016-RE). I have seen it a few times and really like it. The car was originally blue, so that made the decision easier.

If I do do that to the truck. It will stay red and have black billboards. I dont know how it will look with everything I have added and will be adding to the outside of the truck(gill guard, nerf bars, etc.) Plus, I would have to find someone who could make it and not make me take out another loan.

chevy4x4trucks · November 15, 2001

IMO you should paint it up the same as the cuda and use it to tow the cuda to car shows. That would look sweet.

MadFish · November 15, 2001

Cant really afford a complete paint job right now.

pacodiablo · November 15, 2001

cudarado

Chev4Ever · November 16, 2001

Quote from chevy4x4trucks, posted on Nov. 15 2001,3:34

That would look sweet.

Gotta love matching vehicles going to a show

I think the red & black would look great on that truck..

MadFish · November 16, 2001

Im going to ask around today. I think I might find someone who can put them on magnets signs. Like on some tow trucks and others. Put a thin peice of cloth or something between the sign and truck. That way if I want to take them off, I can and not hurt the paint.

chevy4x4trucks · November 16, 2001

you could do it w/ vinyl stickers. That way they will come off w/o hurting the paint and you don't have to worry about people taking them off like they could w/ magnets.