Project Storm Trooper I approve lol, I wish Fords white looked the way it dose in pictures. In person it kinda looked like a cream color to me idk maybe I was going crazy but I like my silver and black lol its just not a Storm Trooper its ummm some other kind of Trooper
Project torm Trooper was definitely the look I was going for. I have white caliper paint sitting in my room. Just waiting for a weekend to do it. Waiting for a my paycheck to get my windows retinted. I've got a lot planned for this focus. Just building up the funds now.
Classics are the only cars that can have chrome and all that chrome should be the engine. I hate when people put like chrome door pillars on and fake chrome vents on the outside.. And the worst is when people put chrome door handle covers on their chrome door handles ..."yo dawg I heard you like chrome, so we got some chrome to put on your chrome" [chair]
You should look at getting black lug nut caps. They really do look great, they wouldn't fit on the stock lugs cause the stock ones are like mushroomed so you would see chrome at the back. But I got black lugs and they started to rust like everything else does here in jersey so I got some black caps. http://www.colorlugs.com/ they have every color and size and its a cheap way to make your lugs look good
Make sure to stay on top of the brake dust, and always buy quality brake pads. I bought generics once from autozone or oreillys once and you just couldnt keep up with the brake dust and crap that came off of those pieces of junk.
On the headlights, I used tail light tint. All the lights show through just fine. Take your time on masking the headlight off. Make sure you get the edges pressed down smooth. Then just go with light coats on the tint until you get your desired darkness.
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