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Yeah, it is curved. They could cut it flat then roll it. Might be hard/impossible depending on the design though.

fWONk yes!! DO IT! DO IT! but with this: Think he'd be willing to do another if do the design work? I could replace the part on my bullbar that says "WESTIN" with something like that, but maybe like a wolf's head to go with my theme.

Landslide hands down, the Thunderbolt sounds like total crap! I liked the Big Bang Train Horns the best though.

Cervini's charges you $110 if you buy the hood direct from them, so I don't think thats too bad of a shipping price.

$125

not yet, but I'm thinking real hard about it. It looks like if I want to buy it, I'll have the chance.

I'm looking at getting a used hood that would need to be painted black. Ideally I'd like to have it shipped directly to a shop where it can be painted and installed.

Hey guys, anyone know of a good paint shop in/near Raleigh?

washed it

No idea! :lol: Got it off e-bay http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2004-2008-FORD-F150-BLACK-LED-3RD-TAIL-BRAKE-LIGHT-XL-_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQhashZitem563ed19bceQQitemZ370421111758QQptZMotorsQ5fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories#ht_3057wt_1165 Most of the other LED 3rd brake lights used built in...

Tossed a new 3rd brake housing on the truck today, looks much better. Has red LEDs for the brake, and reuses the white cargo LEDs I already had. Before/After: Before/After: With the cargo lights and brake pedal pressed:

Yeah, that's the one.

It's not the right time for a electric sports car yet... They'll need more powerful, lighter, longer lasting batteries and electric motors. But if there's a market, someone will make it. Once cars like the Volt are as common as the Prius, you'll bet someone will make a go-fast version...

I dunno guys, you're forgetting that electric motors provide maximum torque/hp right from the get go (which is one of the reasons locomotives use electric motors to drive their wheels). If done properly you could make one hell of a sports car. That's what I'm waiting for.

Oh, and a pic of the extra padding on the inner side of the covers.

Got em back! Also, here's a better look at the "gun tote", I tossed a few things in there so you could see how it works.

Hopefully you live in the boonies, otherwise oncoming traffic will be hating you at night. Can you get a pic of the light output up against the garage door, wall, side of building, etc?

Taking the covers off the seat backs is no big deal, takes maybe a minute. It's the seat bottoms, both front and rear, that were a PITA. And I couldn't wait to see how the looked! Plus having them on there made it much easier to figure out where I needed to place the artwork.

It was $65 to get the image digitized and ready for stitching. It'll run about $45 per location and I'm planning on just the front two seats.

Here's a test of the embroidery... they gave me a free golf towel as the test piece! Should have them on the seats early next week.

I filled up with 93 for $2.83 this week. 93 has been floating between $2.79 and $2.87 for the past 4 months.

I cleaned and oiled my air filter. First time in about 40,000+ miles! :eek:

A GIANT PAIN IN THE ASS!! Ok, really not too bad, getting the rear seat backs off is half the battle. It would have been alot easier if I had taken the sub out, but I didn't. :dunce: The whole set ran $629. That includes the half-piping style, gun tote (which you can kinda see in the 4th...