Cheap and easy hood prop holder, just silicone a magnet to the core support.

 

brilliant!

 

The clips are $4 at the dealership but that's a good idea.

 

Custom bump'her, flame job, Priceless! Not to mention the Peterbilt visor or 8' bed of beer cans. Then there's the other one, My Tonka Cadillac that is more politically correct.

 

I wired up these super bright LED's in the back to a relay and switch in the cab.



Next was adding dual 12v charging outlets , always hot .





Last mod was wiring this voltmeter up . I removed the side vent and trimmed a little dash to fit it , and snugged it up with some glue . It is switched although it draws very little power .

 

BA, Vman! Thing is sick, and nice work!

 

...thanks Chef , I've enjoyed looking through the links in your sig.

 

Probably not the best place for this, but I bought a battery at the junkyard today for $30! New was over $100, and this one wasn't even a year old.

 

voltmeter

 

I put a pillow on my seat. I think it improved the ride quality, handling, shocks and visibility. Probably faster now too

 

Feather or anti allergenic?

 

Likey! Been contemplating a temp/voltmeter combo similar to that that fits the pop outs..... and now I can't find the dang link! Hahaha...

 

I finally found a use for an old Ford.....

 

Did a few more cheap/easy mods recently:

• Garmin 60CSx w/ RAM Mounts (How-To thread HERE, but I did it a little differently)
  

• Relocated 7-PIN Plug
  

• 10" SeeLite SR LED Light-Bar (write-up / review HERE)
  
  

• Plasti-Dipped Stock 17" Sport wheels
  
  

 

haha beat you to it

 

Made a cover for the light-bar. What could've been a 5 minute job with the right tools took me about 3 hours with a dremel.

WAY too much work for what it is, and it is nowhere near "perfect". But it works great.

2" x 1/4" x 1/4" neodymium magnets epoxied in the channel:


Piece of 3/16" scrap leftover from my skids (that's why there's a hole). I tried to route-out "pockets" with my dremel:


The magnets are as strong as hell!!!

 

Converted from a post to a side terminal battery. Bolted a used battery box from a 2000 GP to the factory box in my 86 22r P/U. In the process of replacing the oem plastic air intake hose, Found a deal on a 2 1/2" silicone 45 degree elbow... looking for some ideas on the best way to go from there...I found a dust control/ wood working supply place that looks promising...nosawdust.com I'll need a wwf tank and overflow tank with new locations for mounting. Looks like the top of the passenger's side fender liner would be a good location to mount a wwf tank that isn't to tall.

 

I installed some 6nhalf inch speakers into the cubby hole of my ext cab truck. More pictures in my build thread

 

Lmao! When i read "Probably faster now too" i couldn't stop cracking up.

 

FTW!! thanks! worked like a charm