2010 Palomar Auto body - 2001 Ram project
We had a project in my auto body class at Palomar college in San Marcos, CA.
It is a 2001 1500, The 3-tone color scheme is based off the German Imperial war flag (http://www.militaryissue.com/product...category=Other). I and another guy worked on the body from Jan-June when we painted it. It was a group effort and it was a good time and a fun project, I learned a lot and here are some pics to show off what we did. I would like to know what you guys think!






It is a 2001 1500, The 3-tone color scheme is based off the German Imperial war flag (http://www.militaryissue.com/product...category=Other). I and another guy worked on the body from Jan-June when we painted it. It was a group effort and it was a good time and a fun project, I learned a lot and here are some pics to show off what we did. I would like to know what you guys think!






i like how the paint scheme carries into the wheel wells and behind the rear bumper. Its nice to see the attention to detail. Truck looks good but it needs a new set of wheels. i think a set of 20's off a newer dodge would look awesome.
Looks good, just needs those finishing touches the others mentioned...wheels, tires, rear bumper, and I think personally, aftermarkets headlights and taillights. The stock lights aren't doing the truck any justice but like I said, looks good and keep up the effort.
Learning is great, and learning something you can apply is even better! I just finished my Millwright (industrial Mechanic) ticket in January and can appreciate your sense of accomplishment.
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That was actually an error in the masking, but will be fixed and i agree on the wheels!
This truck had ALOT of damage, If I had taken "before" pictures you guys would be shocked. I worked on it from Jan-June! But it was fun and I might have to get me a Ram!
thanx everyone for the comments it makes all that hard work worth it!
Right on I live in the College area, what dodge do you got?








Needs a bumper though. Painting them and maintaining the color scheme would look great.