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Thanks...my buddy owns a Hot Rod Upholstery shop and they do great work

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x2

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a few more things hooked up....

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The lack of wires on that thing is almost spooky. Everywhere you expect to see wire loom on an engine, there's nothing!

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Lol, thanks man...mission accomplished, I wanted it minimal and super clean

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Sweet looks great

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Wow!!!! Amazing work man!

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thanks guys

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grille and headlight bezels painted with some grey

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was just playing around with Photoshop the other night....

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The best part for me is that it LOOKS stock, just lowered. But its FAR from that.

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Thanks man, just what I was shooting for...wanted it to be timeless and not date itself it 20 years

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Badass best truck out there

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thanks for the compliments...I appreciate that considering there's a lot of badass builds out there. A lot of it comes down to personal taste and style, I've always tried to keep a subtle factory look on my vehicles and not change too much from what makes us love these things, which was GM styling.

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A lot of nice work on the inner fenders also! Did you run the brake lines down the frame rail and the wiring thru the fender?

Rick

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yes sir, all the lines are hidden in the inner fenders

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as much as I hate to cover the engine bay, lol...hood is on

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brake lines on one side AC lines on the other

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Badass 100% Badass

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thanks

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rad support is in, fender and hood aligned and gaps are straight as an arrow

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we moved the hood spring from on the rad support up to the hood to give the support a cleaner look. Then we machined out a billet cup to catch the spring when the hood closes to keep from marking any paint.

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Just a suggestion...

When your truck is complete, find a similar year, perfectly restored, bone-stock truck. Park the two side-by-side, and do a photo shoot highlighting the differences. For example, it would be very interesting to see a side-by-side shot of the stock radiator support, and of your radiator support.

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I was thinking the same. There is so much work in that rad support. It is so clean and perfect. They were never designed to look that good,

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Just wondering if you have any plans on another build since this one is coming to a end ?