well i want to see some pics of the warn 4x flares on a 2nd gen. i cant find any good pics. I can get a good price on these flares through my grandfather. and i want them because i dont have the money to fix my rust in my fenders completly i can patch it but dont have the money or the know how to get a perfect color match on just the fender lip and this seems like a cheaperish and easy method. so if i could see some warn flares on a 2nd gen thatt would be great..

these are the flares i am talking about
http://www.4wheelparts.com/Fender-Fl...ct&emlprox=out

here is the truck they are going on(i will repaint the bottom black probaly with a bed liner.


with the toolbox


Thanks, Dylan

 

those are going to look really big for stock rims/tires

 

thats what i was afraid of. damn hmm i only got a 350 dollar budget i liked the look of exeon flairs but they are like 400 something.

 

Just get some bigger tires that way you have a better excuse to put them on.

 

haha i like that idea just dont have that kinda money dont even wanna spend that much on flairs but it was an idea..

idk im leaning on the idea to herculine them, cause i can do the rockers and the fender lips for $100 bucks or less.. not like this truck is a show truck..

 

i just put the chrome fender trim on, looks good ,and i did my rusty wheel wells 1st then put it on lol .

 

For almost the same price, you can get fiberglass fenders.

 

I'd invest that $350 on some nice cab steps.

 

i kinda like the fiberglass fender idea but i would still have to get them painted..

and the steps whats on there is fine they came on the truck and the only reason they are still on there is i live with my grandparents and they cant get into the truck with out them..

and the only reason i was going to do the flares or herculiner is because in the fenders and in the bed sides its starting to rust(like a dime size bubble on each) but i was going to grind it down and seal it off so it dont get worse than cover is so i dont gotta pay to have that rust fixed.

 

I've done painted 6 sets for myself with rattlecan and they've turned out great. I started with a few layers of primer, then the color coat, then clear. If you take your time and do it slowly, it will turn out pretty nice. It won't be as nice of course as a real paint job, but for under $20 who cares?