Originally Posted by lolife99 (Post 8037508)

20's all around look so much better in my opinion.
Beautiful truck.

Originally Posted by gringoloco (Post 8037601)

Yup, dig it

Originally Posted by rustytruck50 (Post 8037786)

Beautiful truck!

Originally Posted by Bennett68C10 (Post 8037869)

Good choice Chris, I like the 20's in the front better.

Originally Posted by smbrouss70 (Post 8037897)

Your truck is nice and all, but check out that Brown truck up by the shop!:uhmk: :lol:

Originally Posted by Camaroguy (Post 8038096)

This truck is amazing! I just looked through the entire build and the only negative I thought about was that you should have done 20's up front. Looks perfect now. Seriously, beautiful truck!

Originally Posted by Bowtie468 (Post 3891635)

Another modification that i wanted was the addition of a 3rd brake light to the back of the cab. After looking at various units, i finally settled on the 16" Hot Slot from Watson's Streetworks. Because of the size of the light, the inner panel had to be cut out to get it mounted in place. It's pretty unnoticeable when it's off, but when you hit the brakes, it's impossible not to notice it ! In the last picture, you can see the acrylic lens protruding past the surface of the sheet metal. This lens was blocked down to match the contour of the cab panel, but not so much as to make it flush with the panel. It actually needs to wind up flush with the basecoat, which wasnt on yet. And let me stress that they dont sand too easily ! :) This was a bit tricky as you dont want to pile on basecoat to make it flush. A little more work than i thought, but the end result was well worth it !!:chevy:

Originally Posted by Bowtie468 (Post 8044614)

Another upgrade to add to the list. Gonna be a busy winter at the shop !:metal:

Originally Posted by ckid1971 (Post 8375864)

What grit did you block it down with?
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Originally Posted by Bowtie468 (Post 8377879)

a courser grit such as 60-80 is needed to cut the acrylic lenses down to the metal. After that, just block with the body as you normally would.

Have you been able to put many miles on it since you "finished" it? :D