It still has a bed, so it would still be a pickup. I do most of my "hauling" in the extended cab portion of my truck anyway :anitoof: Not to mention i can step over my tailgate at the carwash with ease without touching anything but the ground to the bed floor :read:Whifflebat said:
Yeah i think i bit off a lil more than i wanted to, but its coming along. Sux havin to work. Wish i could just work on my truck but thats life. I'm really up in the air on paint. So far the only thing i've had someone else do to my truck was the first oil change at the dealership cuz it was free, and my notch, because at the time i couldn't weld. Since then its been all me, and i'm goin for the paint. I want to do some kind of scheme, but i dont think i'm ready for it. i know i could spray it, but tapin off would be tough and i haven't had anything to practice on. For now I was thinkin black with some flake, or a blue like the new cobras with some flake, and maybe a lil darker.02chevy said:
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:word: That's why people shave door handles, gas doors, and all that stuff. But to each his own. Personally, I like the shaved look.
Where do you find a whole skin??? I've only seen partial skins before for the NBS trucks. I was plannin on makin a ton of reinforcments. I almost wanna weld the gate up. but i'm gonna have to weld plates to each side of the gate so the seam isn't so big, and then but weld some sheet metal to fill under the gate to the roll pan. Gonna be a fun lil task either which way. Welding sheet metal sux for the record, but it looks damn good.an032nv said:
the skin is from FBI and took a lot of work to look beautiful, that's why you need a shop that knows it's stuff. It comes complete from top to bottom, including a skinned rollpan. The part I have on mine was molded in off a sir michaels I bought, which took even more work, but The Hot Rod Shop is pro and that's how it came out.Silvlowrdr said:
LowBlue02 said:Um, actually, you will need a gate skin. Don't give incorrect advice please.
