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also plastic and glass would be different. a light sanding with 1500 or 2000 grit paper will probably be needed on glass
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- At 12:40am on October 11, 2009,
Brad Moroz said…
- Nice truck
- At 10:46pm on January 27, 2009,
greg brannon said…
- hi my is greg it think you did a great job on that truck going form juck to sweet!!!! iam ford person myself i have 2004 F150
- At 8:13pm on December 22, 2008,
SouthernBlues said… - Nice looking truck
- At 11:43pm on December 6, 2008,
Todd said…
- body lifts don't look bad with gap guards. have you looked in to susp. lifts for a 2wd. not sure if they make them for that year. i have always had 4wd so i don't know what kind of support you will find
- At 2:11pm on December 6, 2008,
Steve said… - Thanks. I am just trying to find out the way that will look the best on my truck, and I don't know what one to go with the lift. For as you can see it looks good, but needs body work too. I just want to do the lift first then work on the body. That way if I dent it I will not care, or even scratch it. I have been really thinking of doing the body lift, but I have not seen a truck like mine and the same year with a body lift. That is why I am trying to find out the best way to do it.
Thanks again
Steve
- At 12:19am on December 5, 2008,
Steve said…
- Hey. I am thinking of raising my truck, but I don't know if I want to do a body lift or a suspension. I only want to raise it 3". For my truck is a 2WD. What way would you say is the best way to go?
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