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Love that look. Do you have a straight-on from the front shot? I would really like to paint my wheels, bumpers, and grill black, but I think I picked the wrong color exterior for that to look right. :lol:

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Very nice Umberto. I like this a lot better than before. That impact bar being line-x'd should help a lot with the rock chips too. I wish I could afford to redo mine along with my grille shell.

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Love that look. Do you have a straight-on from the front shot? I would really like to paint my wheels, bumpers, and grill black, but I think I picked the wrong color exterior for that to look right. :lol:

 

Thanks man. Nah, straight on views I took came out blurry for some reason.

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I have to admit, it looks alot better than it did and better than I expected.

 

Very cool! :lol:

 

But it would look better yet if your truck was black instead of brown. :lol:

 

Now go get yourself a nice chrome bug guard and you'll be all set. :lol::D

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Love that look. Do you have a straight-on from the front shot? I would really like to paint my wheels, bumpers, and grill black, but I think I picked the wrong color exterior for that to look right. :lol:

 

Thanks man. Nah, straight on views I took came out blurry for some reason.

 

 

Probably because the cameraman was scared shitless looking directly at that beast. :lol:

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Very nice Umberto. I like this a lot better than before. That impact bar being line-x'd should help a lot with the rock chips too. I wish I could afford to redo mine along with my grille shell.

 

Thanks, yeah bro, I shouldn't get any rock chips ever again on the bumper cap. I had my grille professionally painted by a body shop, and so far so good too, much more durable than when I painted it myself. The bumper cap shouldn't be much to LineX, maybe $75-$100 is my guess.

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I have to admit, it looks alot better than it did and better than I expected.

 

Very cool! :lol:

 

Haha..Yeah, I'm real happy now versus how uneasy I felt with the first look, it was worth redoing.

 

Chrome bug guard? Hell yeah!

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Title should read: (Cable & DSL Beware!)

 

Jeebus, those are some big ass pics.

 

Looks good. those are the best pics I think I have seen of your truck yet. What's left? A full body tat for you so you match? Not sure what else you can do. :lol:

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Title should read: (Cable & DSL Beware!)

 

Jeebus, those are some big ass pics.

 

Looks good. those are the best pics I think I have seen of your truck yet. What's left? A full body tat for you so you match? Not sure what else you can do. :lol:

 

Haha..sorry b'out the large pics. I figured, I never really took many decent pics of my truck (not that these are great either), but they show the truck fairly well, albeit taken in a parking lot

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Next on the list is a matching rear bumper guard using 1 3/4" and 1" tubing. Very low profile, just two bars across, and something incorporated to cover up my hitch receiver.

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