I suppose thats possible but it fits pretty good to be home made.

 

if you know what you doing you can make anything. from the picture you posted it is imposible to see the bumper too well. it might be home made or it might not be.

 

TruckSHOP.com makes a roll pan for this truck. The cool thing is you have an option of bolt on or weld on.

http://www.truckshop.com/product.php...cat=479&page=3

 

unless you can really weld, i would get the bolt on one.

 

mar-k quality parts makes a roll pan too. they even have an option to have louvers in it and whether you want the tag box in it or not.

 

My father had no problem getting a roll pan for his 88 d-100. I think it was a lund if I am not mistaken.
On another note I am looking for a front roll pan for my 89 D-100.
I saw one on the street a couple days ago and tried to chase him down to see where he got it from but I lost him at a stop light. I am also looking for fiberglass front fenders and a fiberglass hood if anyone knows wher to get one.

Here is my street/strip 88, last weekend I had it running 13.8's, all it had run before that was 14.3's.
Removing the front bumper and hood made a huge difference.


Here is my POS lowrider project

 

Gonna run you $1800, but here's the fiberglass front ends:

http://www.ram-air-hoods.com/Shop_On-Line.htm

Rear roll pans are all over the place. Front ones are hard to find... let me know if you find one!

How'd you do the lowering on your truck btw?

 

I just did an axle flip in the back and welded on some homemade lowering blocks.
In the front i removed the shocks and heated the coils till they compressed, not the best idea but it is just till I get the bags done. I am only into the truck for $600 including buying price so whatever.