easy/cheap modifications for a less stock look?

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#21

03-12-2013, 05:40 PM

cleburne red

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cleburne red will become famous soon enough

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Originally Posted by DKSDAD

There are plenty of stock trucks on here that hit the dirt. If you want it to look more off road just take it off road and get some dirt on it and in it and have fun. Learn what it can do as is and this way you wont push it to hard when you start to mod it out. The last thing is don't forget your camera when you finally get in the dirt. Wheel safe, wheel smart.

Best way to look "offroad" is to actually take it offroad! A nice coat of mud looks a lot better than any painted wheels or tinted lights ever will!

#22

03-12-2013, 05:51 PM

TMM217

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And wheel spacers help with getting more mud up on the side with the tread sticking out pass the fenders.

#23

03-17-2013, 01:50 AM

BoDog89

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I put offroad lights on my front bumper gives more light and looks awesome. Also could bedline your rockers like rex and i have done for undercarriage protection.

#24

03-17-2013, 04:11 PM

cleburne red

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Since it's a 4 door, why not mount a spare tire carrier on it? Looks great, and it's only a few holes to drill! There is an excellent write up on this site about how to do it.