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I'd say Wheels, mostly just because it can completely change your truck for the better Even without upgrading the tires, wheels make a nice difference. obviously you have limited choices for under 1k

Man that's nuts 3k over for rebuilt title. I checked out a used 22 XLT loaded up for 31k Canadian, 10k UNDER MSRP and decided to pass on it, it was for sale for another month afterwards until finally sold

Finally picked up a roof top tent, a used but pretty much new Yakima skyrise 3. Hopping to be able to test it out in the next few weekends when I've got time. Folded up it's nice and compact which doesn't look oversized for the mav and I even have room for my solar shower on top of the rack aswell

Just a diy rack with 2x1 tubing and keeping the tonneau useable, cost the same as just the rails for the elevate rack. Also wasn't a fan of how tall the elevate rack itself is

XL, wheels colour is Lexus 4t0

I did it for ~20$ (free cause I had the parts laying around from other projects) and it works great, just a universal door lock solenoid wired to the stock rear harness. Used existing holes and can be reversed if wanted

I went with RTX ranch which are similar to the black fx4, wheels, they're cheaper than the factory ones and actually available, they come flat black new. Used takeoffs would be great too

You know what... It works surprisingly well! I love it

Beautiful! Nice job making it look like it came from the factory like that, how did you do the fender vents?

Oh man don't give me more ideas 😭

Finally my boxside decals have arrived and got them installed. Looks finished now

Almost a month after painting the lower plastics and since I ordered some decals, they've finally now arrived and had to get them installed right away.

Almost a month after painting the lower plastics and since I ordered some decals, they've finally now arrived and had to get them installed right away.

Using up that 1500lb payload!

Started to bring home a new project piece by piece. Not the Maverick though, 1951 Chevy 3600

Bang on! definitely worth all the hassle, bring some food if you plan on doing it all in one day... I did it myself at work, about 14 hours total and roughly 150$ in materials Sanded and primed, primer is enough to fill the texture as it's not very coarse I did a small write up of the...

Driving home from work something cough my eye in the opposite direction and had to do a detour to take a quick photo. First heritage I've seen in person and honestly I'm a fan, I really like the white with the blue combo too

Yep it's painted silver, I just masked carefully scuffed, adhesion promote and paint. I like chrome on cars personally but this is as close as you can get with modern vehicles without looking tacky. I was thinking about painting the bar bronze but I wanted to play it safe I've also got some...

There are many to choose from, I just picked the cheapest that had same day shipping...