Ripped the fenders off, cut down the front bumper, sprayed the grill. Gonna cut the rear bumper tomorrow and finish up the inner liner hopefully

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[QUOTE="Jeep-Junkie34;3871938"]Does anybody have some helpful info to installing hood lettering?[
Assuming you have lettering to install, it is very easy and economical to install yourself. Clean are well and dry. Line up the lettering and place masking tape on one end. Tape it to the side of the hood and make sure it is even. Beginning on the side with the tape, slowly pull the backing off. While pulling off, use a credit card to press the lettering on the hood. Go down the length pulling backing and pressing on with card. When done, slowly pull off the paper. I have put lettering all over my jeep this way to include vinyl letting on my Trektop rear windows. You can also google how to for this.

 

4wheelparts
I actually went to their store here in Lynnwood, WA and picked them up.

Vertically Driven Products Part 31550 - Stubby Bumper End Caps - - 4 Wheel Parts

They will match other internet pricing.

 

Woke the Jeep up from its winter hibernation. Haven't driven her since early November. This is my first attempt at posting pictures, hope it works.

 

Installed the RC 2.5 spacer lift to give her a better stance with the 305 70 16 Rocky mountains

 

Just put my new hood decals on!!! SWEEEET!!!!!

 

Installed lights on windshield and push bar. Painted center dash. Installed day star switch panel. Installed switches. I'm now ready to paint more pieces!!

 

Use painters tape along the hood to get a straight line. Then apply one edge and roll it in. Don't just stick it on like a giant sticker. This will help keep out air bubbles.

 

I am at 41k

 

Just finished my aftermarket system this past weekend. Tomorrow putting my bumper and tire carrier and bushwasher flat fenders.