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:( My late grandpa had one of those F-150s in that bodystyle. His would've went the same way had he not had a fire extinguisher in it.

Figure anything out on this? I believe it's somewhat common for a faulty ignition switch to cause what you are describing.

Check/adjust the TV cable. Although, if it's out of adjustment and you were dogging on it, it's probably toast anyways.

That looks great! It looks like they used clear OE-style corners and smoked them.

Don't really like the "disco ball" reflectors in the parking lights, nor the chrome trim you mentioned. When I see lights like that, it always looks odd to me, because the headlights have no trim to match the chrome. With black trim around the parking lights, it looks similar to the headlights...

I'm wondering if that's just due to your enclosures. Those same speakers produce a fair amount of bass in my audiopipe. :dunno:

How was that anyways?

Looks like those may be TYC Elegante headlights and parking lights. I have a set on my 95, great quality stuff. It's too bad they seem to have been discontinued, I can't find anymore of them online.

Just wondering. Some OE-style clear corners would look great on your truck, IMO. You can also colormatch or chrome those bowtie emblems on your door badges if you're keeping them. I have a write-up for that on GMT400.com

A friend of my has that first set on his 2-door Tahoe. They looked great at first, but it took less than a year before they began to haze over and turn yellow. As for the other two sets, I'm not a fan of smoked headlights or those LED parking lights. If it's too much chrome, why not PTM the grille?

You on GMT400.com?

Don't have the cluster itself?

Good enough for its purpose.

Said I was going to update this, so here it is. This guide has more pics, more info on other amps, and is hopefully a lot easier to read. An "audio pipe" is basically just a small amplifier and a pair of 6-1/2" speakers housed in 6" PVC pipe. You can mount it to your ATV, UTV, golf cart...

Someone had a fun day at the junkyard.

I'll take one with a 6.2L and AWD.

A GMT400 will last a lot longer than any Durango could hope to. 2 cents

You are not going to like the 3.23 ratio, especially in a HD truck.

Nah, as long as I can keep the rattles at bay, I'll be fine, the dash mat covers the cracks and dips very well. A new dash is ridiculously expensive and finding a better used dash around here is going to be next to impossible.

Pulled up the dash mat while cleaning out the truck... Yikes.

Don't hold your breath, I'm busy this week so it will be a while before I can update this. I'm thinking about just doing an instructional video on YouTube for it. I know the amp I used is no longer available, and I now use the Fusion MS-BT100 Bluetooth dongle instead of just a 3.5mm audio cable...

Roughly 130 acres Thinking I could've gotten away with 27's though, the 26's hardly made an impact on power compared to stock 25's. Yeah I saw you got EFX MotoClaw's in the other thread. A little too rich for my blood lol. Besides the stickiest clay, they do great in the mud. Yep, made this one...

Interco Reptile radials, 26x9R12 in the front and 26x11R12 in the rear... on 2012 Kawasaki Brute Force wheels nonetheless.

No one else bugged by the fact his gauge cluster has no tach?

Installed the dongle in my Grizzly's stereo today. Its got a few annoyances but for the most part, I'm satisfied with it. Thanks for the idea T!