My truck build Named Jessica

[UtahFord]

Kenwood Stereo with 3.5mm jack and usb port

Painted the headlights myself

Tinted the Taillights

Tinted Third Brake light

Painted Fender Badges

Painted Grille Emblem

Gotts Mod

Removed the silencer

And in the process of building steps from scratch here is what i came up with for the brackets need to get it welded together and test it out it should work

 

[westtnfx4]

Looking good.....I'm a custom fabricator /welder by trade.....what idea you got on those steps?

 

[UtahFord]

Going for an nfab style going to use some 3" pipe from wheel to wheel then some 2x1 tubing for the steps one for each door and one for the bed on each side i know i will have some interesting cuts on the rectangle tubing but its an idea might change though to round tubing

 

[westtnfx4]

Nice....if I could get a break from building for everyone else I want to build me sone as well. I just stay swamped.

 

[wtdeerhunter93]

Going for an nfab style going to use some 3" pipe from wheel to wheel then some 2x1 tubing for the steps one for each door and one for the bed on each side i know i will have some interesting cuts on the rectangle tubing but its an idea might change though to round tubing

Nice looking truck.

How you gonna cut the tubing, 45 em and make a 90 or what? It should be a pretty easy even if you do go with some different angles... just remember to check everything atleast twice before you cut and you should be good to go

 

[UtahFord]

No i am thinking of angling them more than a 45 but i dont know im up for any suggestions i am sitting stock now and eventually want 2.5 leveling and 3" body so i might drop them more any suggestions or ideas would be great

 

[UtahFord]

Nice....if I could get a break from building for everyone else I want to build me sone as well. I just stay swamped.

One thing i need to learn how to do is weld thats why i am paying my bro in law with beer to help me hahaha good you are staying busy though

 

[wtdeerhunter93]

One thing i need to learn how to do is weld thats why i am paying my bro in law with beer to help me hahaha good you are staying busy though

It really comes in handy bein able to weld. I worked this last summer at a fab shop and after about a month or so I had it down nice n good. I thought about takin a class but I think I learned more from actually workin and doin jobs than I would have in a class.

 

[DarkShadowSTX]

Looking good. Can't wait to see those steps.

 

[UtahFord]

Thanks i am excited too hahaha i am about a month out until completion too many medical bills so i have to budget the material in whenever i get 20 bucks handy