New Progress pics

[fng]

Hey Guys, just some updated shots of my progress. I have tried a couple of times to show the video but haven't got a clue of how to get the video transfered, thanks for all the tips but me and my computer don't get along!
Anyway, heres some shots of the progress.







Still got a long way to go but it's getting there.

[Elohim1]

Nice job. Looks like you are rounding third base. You got it made now.

[k8icu]

Nice civilian truck...

[fisherman]

Very nice, I'm right behind ya. Just about ready to start wiring, Ug. Hope to hear it run in the next couple months. You gonna run Michelins?

[Binford]

Looking GREAT, man! That Nissan paint is a very strange color. It looks almost mil-spec in a civilian sort of way, if you get my drift. I like it!

[fng]

Thanks, all. I'm not sure what tires I'mn going with yet. Been kinda looking at STA superlugs.(?)
It is strangely OD, but in the sun it has the glitter of a metallic.
I'll post more when I get the front finished.

[fisherman]

The bigger the better, tires of course. I just think the largest tire you can stuff in there without rubbing looks the best.

[boghog]

Question for you fng. The front turn signals are they mounted to the stock sheet metal spacers with the front holes cut so they fit, or did you make a thicker spacer for them to mount onto? I am planning on the same turn signals and my trial fit told me they were going to interfere with the hole size.

[Barrman]

I don't know what Chris did. But, I know the M35 style composite lights need to be spaced a little to fit the stock M715 hole. I used 1" longer bolts and a 5/8" nut for a spacer on my truck when I was running that style and we did the same when we installed those kind of lights on Pistolnuts M715.

[fng]

Hey there Bog. I didn't even think of using spacers...hmfff! I did use a sharpie to trace around the light cases onto the facia where they would interfere. Then I very carefully relieved the facia with an angle grinder and a dremel tool. With the angle grinder...finesse' is the key! But I used the stock hardware, mounted them flush with the inner facia support and now they look more recessed and fitted. I really like how they turned out. (I guess I have to now that thier done since I didn't think to use spacers...duhhhh.)
I can go take a few photo's if you'd like to see how they turned out.