So I am officially calling my truck done! I am very happy with it as it sits and its come a long way from the beater i brought back two years ago. Lots of work and time has gone into it so let me know what you think of her.

Before:

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Now:

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HOLY **** I like!

Is the bottom done in flat black paint, or bedliner? If I get mine re-painted, I want to go 2 tone, but haven't decided what to do with the bottom, wether to go black or bedliner.

 

looks bad ***!!

 

Question- What lift do you have? Your sig says 2 inch, but what manufacturer? Seems nobody makes them anymore, and I'm weary of a body lift (especially since I have a trailer hitch). Did the kit have a leveling kit built in?

 

What did you paint the green with? some bedliner, or is it paint?

 

Good for you! Enjoy

 

Looks like flat paint to me. On the last pic, you can see a slight glare reflection on the curve of the hood

 

here is the link to the diy thread that has his paint job in it
https://dodgeforum.com/forum/2nd-gen...self-info.html

 

^ Josh has the right link. It wasn't too bad to paint. As for the rocker pannel it is roll on bed liner but the duplicolor stuff fades terribly so I just repainted over it with som satin black so I could keep the textured look but not have a grey stripe haha. The lift is really a T-bar crank and blocks so it isn't actually a lift but I call it that. I just couldn't bring myself to pay those prices for a lift...

 

Well, i'm not a big fan of leveling kits (I like the nose-down approach, like monster trucks), but I have basically 2" of suspension travel before the tires bend the fender (which they have), and I only have a 2wd.

Also, how much does the Bed-liner stick out from the paint? My bed has the dark blue dye Line-X in it, and it's holding up better than dad's Rhino lining (which has actualy come apart). But my line-X is really soft, where the rhino is really hard. So i'm not sure what to do, if I go that route.