Not much of a build but... IT WORKS

JasonBass

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got this for next to nothing after it hit a deer
1998 limited 2wd
all power with working a/c!

new p/s rack
new timing belt water pump 40k ago
new auto shifter bushings
new moog lower ball joints
new xrs? sway bar links -front
new gear indicator number plate
eibach pro-truck shocks in rear
level-8 16" wheels with way to big 32's
some brand f+R spacers
wet okole seat covers
all clear euro front lights
jaos light bar that I don't know how to mount
two hella 500s not mounted yet

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What kind of paint did you use to paint over the chrome? Or did you just sand it down?

I'm not OP, but fwiw I lightly sanded mine, and primed it with the Rustoleum self-etching primer, and then sprayed rattle can Rustoleum truck bed liner over that. It's held up great for 3 years through winter.

I love the self-etching primer for any bare metal painting. Different companies have their own versions, ie. U-POL Acid#8.
 
Well done! Props for doing your own paint job, I chickened out and just used a rubbing compound to restore my paint.
 

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