What’s up from Houston, Texas
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07-01-2018
Join Date: Jul 2018
Location: Houston, Texas
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07-02-2018
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07-02-2018
yea modifications are all on you and what you like. Do what looks good to you dont just copy someone else. Fine to get ideas and incorporate them but just because 30 other people in your town modded thier trucks nearly identical doesnt mean it looks good.
Ironically i get some ideas from model cars or hot wheels things, old tonka trucks, or like prototype drawings I've seen of cars/trucks/etc. If you want to go the baja way just google image search baja and start scrolling thru pics. if you want lowrider google search minitruck - was a hugely popular scene in 80-00's but once they stopped making minitrucks (s10 ranger tacoma hardbody various dodges, isuzus, etc) the scene is dying with them.
Or if youve got an imagination take a good side pic of your truck and play with paint or photoshop and see what looks good.
Whatever you do dont do the highschooler thing and spend $20 from the sticker machine at pizza hut and $12 worth of rattle bomb paint...
Ironically i get some ideas from model cars or hot wheels things, old tonka trucks, or like prototype drawings I've seen of cars/trucks/etc. If you want to go the baja way just google image search baja and start scrolling thru pics. if you want lowrider google search minitruck - was a hugely popular scene in 80-00's but once they stopped making minitrucks (s10 ranger tacoma hardbody various dodges, isuzus, etc) the scene is dying with them.
Or if youve got an imagination take a good side pic of your truck and play with paint or photoshop and see what looks good.
Whatever you do dont do the highschooler thing and spend $20 from the sticker machine at pizza hut and $12 worth of rattle bomb paint...
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