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That's not a bad idea at all.

You guys are crazy. :lol: I actually destroyed the old plate in the process of removing it the first time. Those brackets didn't pop off as easily as I thought they would (and I'm impatient). Now, though, I also have two strips on my lower bumper where the plate was sitting (where dirt and...

Just got the UPS notice--they will be here Friday.

Ran across this doing a google search today and got me thinking. Used to have a front license plate that was solid black with a tiger on the front. (Clemson Tigers...not exactly our mascot but it's a badass tiger) I like repping my school and it was a cool-looking tag (IMO). What do you...

My passenger side speaker has been out for a while now. I had diagnosed it a while back and discovered the crossover was bad. Been really busy so I never got around to playing with it---just bit it and went with one speaker. Funny thing is that no one could tell I was only playing one...

That's what I do! Although I wouldn't mind going a little faster now and then. :naughty:

A little late to this, but glad to see it worked out, man. :thumbs:

I like. I'm sure several of us would be willing to donate pencils to fund the bumper cover.

What are these inspections you speak of? :D

NOOOOOOO

Yes! If you're out of options, it's still always best to find something solid to sand with to avoid pressure points from your fingers. I'll admit to using a matchbox in the past.

Mmmmmm

We believe in you.

Well, as long as we're having this swinger party with each other's trucks, I choose yours. Not much to say about her. Damn near perfect.

They look good, but I'd say get a "smoked" set for your truck. The dark red doesn't really match up that well. Something like these: http://www.amazon.com/Ford-F150-LED-Tail-Lights/dp/B001ERKH5G Those are the black ones, but they sell a smoked (gray) version, too (I think).

Thought I'd be nice and bump you back from the 2nd page. :D There are too many of these to go through. You know what I think of your truck. Or do you? :ninja: Love it, even if it has a messed up grille and tailgate (referring to those gaudy stickers, not any dents). :jester:

I appreciate the kind words, guys. :) Believe me, I've debated everything mentioned (removing decals, light bar, headlights, etc). Just been lazy lately. They aren't really that dark...it was just an overcast day. They do look darker in some conditions, but it's only a light coat of...

Roush grille, man. That's all I'd touch. You have a great look going on.

Ah, the original Blackout. Props, sir. I agree with the others. The only thing I would ever do to that truck is get it repainted (and striped) to factory conditions. She's a beaut. What is it? :jester:

Be man enough to take off the front license plate and we have a winner. Darn state laws. :p Love it, J-Rod.

This is all I can see that I would want done. :thumbs:

Jim your truck is one of my favorites....ever. I've liked it since I joined up. It's the way you've done things to it. It's all very tasteful and can appeal to both young and old crowds. If anything (and it were my truck), I'd change it up once in a while and take off the top. On and off...

Love it. You were one of the few before me that inspired me to get the Monsters. Did I mention I love it? :D

Haven't done much to the truck lately, but here she is (step rails are gone):

I don't know of any particular issues with the 4x4. As always, the key to reliability in the older F150s (and any other make, for that matter) is whether or not the vehicle was cared for properly. Unfortunately, it sounds like this one was not.