Project Fog
#51
11-29-2009, 01:08 AM
Picked up wiring kit yesterday & this is what it looks like.
Going to delete the switch that it came with & wire it into the rear foglight switch that these trucks down under already have. Hopefully will have up and running in the next couple of days.
Oh & price $30 NZ.
Going to delete the switch that it came with & wire it into the rear foglight switch that these trucks down under already have. Hopefully will have up and running in the next couple of days.
Oh & price $30 NZ.
#53
11-29-2009, 02:28 AM
i'm going to meet another local member to pick up this tomorrw, my new brush bar. i'm getting this for a great price, but that bar of yours looks freakin' awsome!
hell, maybe i'll sell it to C.Blazer, since he was interested in this brush bar too, oh, i bet that's pissin' him of royally when he reads this!
have you thought about posting up what you dimensions for everything were, or drawing up some blue prints of it? 'cause as soon as you mentioned the rails from the saw, i was like, "that's brilliant". plus they look right @ home joined together sitting on top of the cross bar.
*sigh*, i guess i'll have to settle for an aftermarket, "factory made" one for now, can't **** of Smoke right before i'm suposed to pick it up, right? hahahahahaha!
great work, looking forward to those pic's all lit up.
oh yeah, you do realize that you're gonna have to update your sig now, right?
#56
11-30-2009, 01:24 AM
first off, let me say this foxxie- i so hate that this thread came up right now. actually, i hate that i just found this-i knew i shoulda signed off before clicking on the "Builds" section. but ,noooooo, i gotta "have one last look before going to bed", now lookit me!!
I hate when that happens' hope you got a goodnights sleep
i'm going to meet another local member to pick up this tomorrw, my new brush bar. i'm getting this for a great price, but that bar of yours looks freakin' awsome!
You'll be able to get some big **** spots on that
hell, maybe i'll sell it to C.Blazer, since he was interested in this brush bar too, oh, i bet that's pissin' him of royally when he reads this!
have you thought about posting up what you dimensions for everything were, or drawing up some blue prints of it? 'cause as soon as you mentioned the rails from the saw, i was like, "that's brilliant". plus they look right @ home joined together sitting on top of the cross bar.
I'll draw some plans up with the measurments, it was a bit of a build as I went. Cant remember how many times I fitted to the truck & took it off again
*sigh*, i guess i'll have to settle for an aftermarket, "factory made" one for now, can't **** of Smoke right before i'm suposed to pick it up, right? hahahahahaha!
LOL
great work, looking forward to those pic's all lit up.
Thanks man.
oh yeah, you do realize that you're gonna have to update your sig now, right?
I hate when that happens' hope you got a goodnights sleepi'm going to meet another local member to pick up this tomorrw, my new brush bar. i'm getting this for a great price, but that bar of yours looks freakin' awsome!
You'll be able to get some big **** spots on that
hell, maybe i'll sell it to C.Blazer, since he was interested in this brush bar too, oh, i bet that's pissin' him of royally when he reads this!
have you thought about posting up what you dimensions for everything were, or drawing up some blue prints of it? 'cause as soon as you mentioned the rails from the saw, i was like, "that's brilliant". plus they look right @ home joined together sitting on top of the cross bar.
I'll draw some plans up with the measurments, it was a bit of a build as I went. Cant remember how many times I fitted to the truck & took it off again
*sigh*, i guess i'll have to settle for an aftermarket, "factory made" one for now, can't **** of Smoke right before i'm suposed to pick it up, right? hahahahahaha!
LOLgreat work, looking forward to those pic's all lit up.
Thanks man.
oh yeah, you do realize that you're gonna have to update your sig now, right?
#57
11-30-2009, 02:34 AM
I would of gotten the lights rigged up on the weekend but I had to finish another project that I had on the go.
Brother-inlaws brother bought a 1960 kids pedal car of the internet for our nephews birthday in december & asked if i could do some work on it to fix it up a bit. Well when I saw the condition & how much he paid for it [$400 nz] i thought it was a joke.. It was a rusty piece s#!t that was ready to fall apart.
Well the last laugh was on me
A few weekends later finaly painted it.
Now I can get bake the more important things [the blazer] lol
Brother-inlaws brother bought a 1960 kids pedal car of the internet for our nephews birthday in december & asked if i could do some work on it to fix it up a bit. Well when I saw the condition & how much he paid for it [$400 nz] i thought it was a joke.
. It was a rusty piece s#!t that was ready to fall apart.Well the last laugh was on me
A few weekends later finaly painted it.
Now I can get bake the more important things [the blazer] lol
#58
11-30-2009, 06:09 PM
cool pedal car foxxie, that colour looks awsome on it. you do realize that you're gonna have to replate the gtill & hood scoop as well now, hahahaha!
and i hear ya on ".......Cant remember how many times I fitted to the truck & took it off again", been there myself many times. about the only thing i've ever fab'd that was done on the first shot, was my Winter Import bumper, but that was pretty straight forward as it was 90% of it was welding the stuff together.
and i hear ya on ".......Cant remember how many times I fitted to the truck & took it off again", been there myself many times. about the only thing i've ever fab'd that was done on the first shot, was my Winter Import bumper, but that was pretty straight forward as it was 90% of it was welding the stuff together.
#60
11-30-2009, 10:26 PM
