PHOTOSHOP

[shaggys_bump]

pictures of you best photoshop'ed truck, of how you want it.    
here goes.   its not mine but this is what i want it to look like.

[lee_ford]

Here is a quick photo edit I did to see what a 2 inch drop looks like. This is my favorite.  It shows step 1 in the process.  With a simple 1 1/4 front coil cut and a half flip on the rear, total cost is just rental for an angle grinder and a few bolts.  I would say less than $50 easy.  Plus labor of course, but it IS a labor of love.



Here it is with 17s and the Grabber Blue & White Paint. I call this pic, "Someday".

[shaggys_bump]

i like the grabber blue.    nice truck ya got.

[lee_ford]

i like the grabber blue.    nice truck ya got.

Not a true Grabber Blue. It is a little darker, but I like it.

I cannot take too much credit for my Bump.  Ford did it all, 29,154 miles ago. That and 30+ years in a barn in dry west Texas helped.

[71PA_Highboy]

Don't rent a grinder... get a 19.99 4.5" from HF and you will have one...

jmho,

Eric

[lee_ford]

Thanks Highboy,
I figured the rent would run $10 each time.  Or keep it a day or two for maybe $20.  So, good advice.  Thanks again.

[lee_ford]

I was messing aroung with Gimp and thought this one looked GOOD.  
The straight lines on the top and right side of pic are to keep things lined up.  I just used the free hand tool to select only the body and some white back ground above it , then copy it, then used the "Paste as... New Layer".  

A 2.5 to 3 inch drop is all I was going for. I do not want a low rider, it just needs to have the wheel openings filled up.  




This one motivates me to get-er-done!!!!

[lee_ford]

Here are a couple of tries at Candy paint jobs.  Man, that Gimp tool is something else.

[shaggys_bump]

There is also another program you can use.   Paint.net  is the name of it,  its what i use and it makes it easy.

[91Bear]

Here is a quick photo edit I did to see what a 2 inch drop looks like. This is my favorite.  It shows step 1 in the process.  With a simple 1 1/4 front coil cut and a half flip on the rear, total cost is just rental for an angle grinder and a few bolts.  I would say less than $50 easy.  Plus labor of course, but it IS a labor of love.



Here it is with 17s and the Grabber Blue & White Paint. I call this pic, "Someday".

I'm sorry but it's so pretty the way it is...

[f100fordtruck]

I would have edited the wheels but i couldn't get a better picture because of a boat being in the way.

[HillbillyDelux]

heres mine this is almost exactly wat i want


i wanna go with cragar soft-8s in 17's i couldnt find a pic of em i could use so i jus photoshopped mine bigger

[torquemonger]

love that first pic its the same colors as my suzy!!! but my suzy has a loooooong box!!! LOL LOL!

[kaptnkaos]

Hey lee_ford,

I really like that Cranberry Candy (not sure what the actual name is).
It and Baby Blue and White are my favorite two tone paint jobs.

KaptnKA S

[71fordkid]

Heres my truck, the way i want it.

and by far not the best photoshop ive done.