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Yeah, fiberglass fenders. The rears are pulled out decently with the stock bed. I’ll try and get a better shot of it. Just snapped that after replacing the hood and grill. Hood springs sent the hood into the windshield. The grill was horrible black. The junkyard gods were nice to me this past weekend.
Yeah, I need a skid plate soon. A few other projects first before I throw any more money at the truck. Not much into the overland, would like to full prerunner it with long travel
Yep some people don't understand,primer is for hot rods, and vehicles in progress.....
Primer is a base coat that is porous and gives a surface for paint to stick to. Primer does not seal out water, and in time, the metal under it will rust. It is not ment to be a finish coat, and seal in the metal. That is what paint is for, and what paint does. The flat or mat black that you see on hot rods if the job is done correctly, is a paint, over a primer. This tends to hide inperfections in body work. IMO, I like a shiny surface. When a vehicle is done correctly, there are no imperfection in the body work, and a shiny paint job brings this out. Body work, is just that, 95 percent working the metal, and prep work, and about 5 percent paint work.
