When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
Not much has changed with the White Buffalo. Still searching for the right grill guard/bumper replacement. Arkansas had its yearly run in with sleet/snow and freezing rain, and of course the roads are trashed.
Not a whole lot has taken place with the truck in the last couple months. Had some wicked hail at the beginning of April, so I finally got my insurance money in and ordered a Cervinis fiberglass hood from [MENTION=142781]Stage3Motorsports[/MENTION] today. Looking forward to getting it in and fitted. Will also be addressing all the PTM needs my truck has at this time. Stay tuned and thanks for viewing!
Back riding on stock for a couple days. Sold the FX 20's and tires for cash plus stockers. Local guy is bringing me some 2010 Raptor pulloff's Saturday!
Post-op pics. Finally will be putting it in the shop Monday. Hood should be showing up then, had several issues with Cervini's on getting a hood, but i can't say enough about [MENTION=142781]Stage3Motorsports[/MENTION] customer service. Lou was willing to help every time I called asking about an update with the hood. Although we ended up changing my order from the original cowl induction style hood, I feel I'll be equally as happy with the Ram Air hood they offer. Hope to continue to make purchases with Stage3 for this truck. Thanks!
It's been a slower process than expected getting everything shipped in and having to drive it while I'm working on it. But I did get the Cervini fiberglass hood on it today, overall on the initial fitting all seems well. Have some minor issues to work out with the grille mounting brackets, looks like it wasn't fit into the mold all the way and its a bit too tight of a fit for the bracket to line up correctly. Overall well pleased.
Thank you! I've gotta drive it for about 5 days to cure the gelcoat before i can even sand, prime, and paint it, was that or find a paint booth that could bake it at 140* for an hour. I've got the booth, just no oven.
02-20-2015, 10:31 AM
