did you think about primer paint and clear buildup once finished didn't see you gap the bucket for that... any time I installed them used a paint stick as a shim so lights would fit after painting...
@@GetDirty2407 brother ive been building mini truck low riders, and hot rods since i was in high school in the early 90s 1 thing i can honestly say the only opinion that matters when it comes to your ride is yours. Screw what anybody else thinks its not there ride. People always gonna have something to say about it and how they would have done it differently. Your response to that needs to be cool then go do it to yours. I always have respect for anyone willing to build their car themselves. In 94 I started in the my old mans garage that was 20 x 20 working off jack stands. I feel in love with cars now in my back yard i have a 5000sqft shop with a 6000 and 9000 lb lift a metal working area and anything I could need still doing what i enjoy and how i want it done. Just keep building brother
Very good. Those runs & sags on the bed rail would be a good candidate for scraping w/ razor blade, followed by primer, guide coat &block sanding. I liked how you used primer to outline the profile of the bucket. Seemed to work well
I would have made the tail lights sit flush with the tail gate i did some like that on a 69 C10 back in 2008 got the tail lights from a local junk yard for 20 bucks
I found everything on ebay. Look up "cadillac taillight buckets" and "s10 taillights filler" either on ebay or a search engine (google). I was fortunate enough to also get the taillights, trim, and wiring harness from ebay as well. But that is something you could get from a scrapyard. Make sure you order the same year range, as there's 89-93, and 94-99. I chose the 94-99.
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did you think about primer paint and clear buildup once finished didn't see you gap the bucket for that... any time I installed them used a paint stick as a shim so lights would fit after painting...
I was a little worried about that, thanks for the tip!
Good job man ,havent seen this in a while ,currently doing this to my 04 tahoe
Best of luck! I made a lot of mistakes, so make sure you watch the 3 videos and look for others as well!
I remember us doing this back in the early 2000's
Yeah. Never had the garage or time or tools to do it. How bad did I do?
@@GetDirty2407 brother ive been building mini truck low riders, and hot rods since i was in high school in the early 90s 1 thing i can honestly say the only opinion that matters when it comes to your ride is yours. Screw what anybody else thinks its not there ride. People always gonna have something to say about it and how they would have done it differently. Your response to that needs to be cool then go do it to yours. I always have respect for anyone willing to build their car themselves. In 94 I started in the my old mans garage that was 20 x 20 working off jack stands. I feel in love with cars now in my back yard i have a 5000sqft shop with a 6000 and 9000 lb lift a metal working area and anything I could need still doing what i enjoy and how i want it done. Just keep building brother
That will look great when its done. Great idea!
Where did you order your Cadillac lights from and the housing
Just from eBay. Sorry for the late response!
Great work and I subscribed
Thanks! This should be an interesting journey.
A complicated corner for sure ")
Very good. Those runs & sags on the bed rail would be a good candidate for scraping w/ razor blade, followed by primer, guide coat &block sanding. I liked how you used primer to outline the profile of the bucket. Seemed to work well
Thanks for the tips! This truck has been my body shop 101 for sure!
Where did you get the covers?
What year caddy are those great work
1994-1999 Deville. Thanks for watching, I gotta get out there and finish this!
I would have made the tail lights sit flush with the tail gate i did some like that on a 69 C10 back in 2008 got the tail lights from a local junk yard for 20 bucks
Where did you get the tail light kit? I can't find them anymore.
I found everything on ebay. Look up "cadillac taillight buckets" and "s10 taillights filler" either on ebay or a search engine (google).
I was fortunate enough to also get the taillights, trim, and wiring harness from ebay as well. But that is something you could get from a scrapyard.
Make sure you order the same year range, as there's 89-93, and 94-99.
I chose the 94-99.
@@GetDirty2407 thank you
15:42 what is that part called I can’t find it please answer
Not sure what you're referring to. The bucket? Or? Are you sure about the time?
@@GetDirty24070:59 that part
Cadillac taillight buckets?
@@GetDirty2407 yes where can I get some
Ordered mine through ebay
A cheap plasma cutter would save ya a little time
I'll mention that to my wife!
Yes, that's on my list, hopefully santy claus drops one under the tree
Agreed
@@GetDirty2407 “I have to have it for this job so we can get paid” Pro tip
@@damienmikkelsen6056 :D :D