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ntxcop, Thanks and hope your truck turns out nice also.M35A2-AZ, That is a really nice looking job. I'm going to have to follow your lead.
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ntxcop, Thanks and hope your truck turns out nice also.M35A2-AZ, That is a really nice looking job. I'm going to have to follow your lead.
FYI, The truck is from a company, MREDEPOT, you can find them on eBay. I bought my 5Ton from him, GREAT person / company! ALL of their trucks they spray like that, always with the 850 MP BN on the bumpers. The beds, interiors bumpers etc... are all sprayed with the liner. Mine has held up real well sitting outside all winter in the North Dakota winter. That tan / black paint schemer is what caught my eye first, then the 53" tires, then I had to have it. That's how it all started, tan and black paint job and now, 5Ton, 3 cucv and a bobbed deuce later......I found a picture of a truck on the internet that has an awesome paint scheme. The truck is owned by a business in KS and I'm going to "copy" their paint scheme. View attachment 436236
I bought the same product, now just waiting to spray it in, how is it holding up for you? I wanted to do the underside as well as the interior... Did you notice a difference as far as sound or installation value? I was going to pull all the metal tunnels off and spray them both sides then re install them. Going to dig and see if you have some more picsI am redoing a deuce and I used bed liner on the floor of the deuce. I used Raptor bed liner, it is a two part system and you can tint it. A kit with 4 bottles and spray gun runs about $120 and I only used two for the deuce cab. The kit is the size for a long bed pickup.
I think I am going to do the deuce bed also.
It is holding up just fine. I did not notice any difference in the sound or instllation value, But I think there would be some.I bought the same product, now just waiting to spray it in, how is it holding up for you? I wanted to do the underside as well as the interior... Did you notice a difference as far as sound or installation value? I was going to pull all the metal tunnels off and spray them both sides then re install them. Going to dig and see if you have some more picsThis is the look I want
Thanks Ray, it's hard to believe it's the same truck that I drug back to Fort Worth from your ranch 3 months ago.Truck looks great, amazing what A LOT of your time, work & money can do
Black accents are nice.
It's the HUMVEE seat that a lot of people have been selling here on SS. They come 2 seats to a set, one seat has the springer base and the other is just the seat. I removed the old driver seat from it's springer base, and attached the new seat to the base, and mounted it in the passanger side. Then I installed the HUMVEE seat that has the base mounted on it, for the driver's seat. I don't have pics of the completed interior yet, but I'll get some up soon.What kind of seat is that in your truck ?
I haven't tried it on the deuce, but I used Raptor Liner on the entire interior of my Jeep about 2 years ago. I run topless/doorless about 9 months out of the year, and those that have been to AZ know that the sun KILLS just about everything out here. The liner still looks new. I used black, but they also sell it in a tintable version that you add whatever base color you want to it. 383 liner that lasts; there 'ya go...I am redoing a deuce and I used bed liner on the floor of the deuce. I used Raptor bed liner, it is a two part system and you can tint it. A kit with 4 bottles and spray gun runs about $120 and I only used two for the deuce cab. The kit is the size for a long bed pickup.
I think I am going to do the deuce bed also.