djkingpin

Hit up the Neon Museum, it's awesome!

http://www.neonmuseum.org

There's also a classic car museum in the Quad (formally Imperial Palace)

https://www.caesars.com/casinos/the-quad/casino-entertainment/auto-collections-detail.html

and uh .. don't get me started on where to eat! haha

argh. hoping to not remove the panel. It's only 3 years old and im afraid if i do an oopsie, there goes my warranty. Any other suggestions?

removing/breaking a panel won't do anything to your warranty at all. You'd just have to buy a new panel yourself. 

Here's mine:

Thanks everyone! It's been a labor of love! =)

wow man that truck is sick... bet it will move to!

it does! Even with the 26s in the rear!! =)

Thanks guys! Yep, body dropped on a full custom, hand made frame. Not bagged, but on hydraulics using cantilever coil over suspension. Here's a look at that without the front end on:

Ls3 motor, chopped ... I could go on and on and on!

Glad to be here!

Yeah, seatbelts might help:lolsmack:

 

I think you might want to chat w/ Adam's and see if you can order the Metal Polish twins in gallons w/ how large your wheels are (assuming they're not cleared) Lol.

hahaha =) yea, the centers are cleared, just have to polish the hoops =)

Welcome, Brian!

 

You came to the right forum!

 

Tinted windows in the future? IDK what Cali's laws are on those...

Legally, tinted windows are the least of my worries haha Need seat belts and mirrors first!

That said, probably won't tint the window for a while, I'm on the show circuit and tinting detracts form the interior work that's been done to the cab. Maybe I'll do it after a little while =)

Thanks!

Hi guys,

My name is Brian, I'm from Anaheim, and I like cars! I just finished having a custom 1989 Chevy C/K 1500 built (took 3 years!), and want to make sure I take care of it's paint the right way! Here's a pic:

Looking forward to scratch free paint! haha