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Old 11-16-2002, 05:27 PM
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Finished: F-150 Lightning

Ah yes the long awaited Black Pearl F-150 Lightning! To my memory, this project took me somewhere near a month to do, about a week of it waiting for the Equip 19" rims to come in. Typical build, since I've done this kit 5 times before. The body is a bitch to spray because of it being in two parts, and then having to match the darkness on each. Not much
customization made. Sprayed with undercoat of testors metallic Silver, and then top coat of testors "black pearl", and finished off with some fancy equip 19" wheels from hlj. Valve covers and intake painted in testors "blue angel blue", which was the color I originally intended for this model. Realistic rust added around the engine and underside. I hope you guys like it.

Everything laid out to be assembled


Checking the stance it should have


Here you can see some of the rust I added to the various underparts.


Interior Shot. Light gray/ Gunship gray


Another interior shot of the gauges


Clear shot of the engine in position and the valve covers and intake


Sittin on the 19"ers and the front clip and wheels added


Another shot with the exhaust and a closeup of the front. Too many seams..


Ready for the show!


Ass shot
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Old 11-16-2002, 06:05 PM
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I thought you sent this kit to PMan...
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Old 11-16-2002, 06:15 PM
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Thumbs up Cool!

I had plans to do that same truck quite similar but You did a cool job beating me to it!
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Old 11-16-2002, 06:47 PM
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It may have taken a month to build but the end results are great.Nice job.P.S Did you get my PM?
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Old 11-16-2002, 07:40 PM
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Lookin good man! Lookin very good!

I'm gonna build a fully stock one soon, but I prefer the previous gerneration of F-150 to the new ones

If you want pics of the engine bay and such, go to this site: www.nloc.net

Very good lightning forum for both generations.
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Old 11-16-2002, 07:43 PM
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Yeah I sent the same kit to PMAn about 2 weeks ago.

Midnight Racer - I got your pM just now.
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nice i got the same kit.
but how can u fit the 19" onto the rev
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Old 11-16-2002, 10:36 PM
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How did I fit the wheels on the rear axle? You can see in this pic that I chopped off 1/8" from each side of the axle, then I glued on the little plastic stubs that come with the wheels.








For the front spindles, I used some epoxy putty to hold them on.
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o..ic
thanks for your help!
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Darn there goes my plains of using my Equip 19" rims i just got on this kit...lol

Nice to see some pics of it...i can see what i've let myself in for now

Nice looking job....the wheels set it off real good
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LOL. Sorry Pman! I originally wanted to use these rims, but they were out of stock.

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LOL. Sorry Pman! I originally wanted to use these rims, but they were out of stock.

I've been waiting 2 months for mine
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thats bad ass
i wish mine looked that good
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Looks very phat! What is the difference in the normal F150 and F150 kits?
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Old 11-17-2002, 11:42 AM
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The Lightning is a special version of the F150 made by Ford's SVT (Special vehicles team). It is a 385HP regular cab, short bed, flareside (stepside) truck with a intercooled supercharged 5.4L engine (the revell box says 4.6L, which is wrong), with 18" 5-spoke svt wheels and ground effects. Beefier suspension and special accents here and there to set it off. To record, it's is the fastest production truck on the planet.


I'm such a fan of it.
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