my OEM one is missing. I live in a hamlet made up of 4 houses on one road. There isent many signs lol! I might take a trip to the abandoned farm house and get the hood off the 96 f150 thats been left there. Ill bring some tools and go over there after school.I can see someone blasting strait through an intersection in Big Butterys neighbor hood due to a now missing stop sign.
If you can find a de commisioned streat sign. It would work pretty well. Wood is going to disapoint you. Maybe try and find an Oem one. They work well.
HAHA! Its been sitting there since 2008. When we first went there it was in pretty much mint shape but now all the glass is broken and my old neighbor scrounged it for parts. We think it might have over heated because theres no coolant in it unless it all leaked out. I went there after school and took the hood. 8 bolts later! Im going to get probably 6 6" u-bolts. Im going to cut and fit it after school.That's thinking with your dip stick Jimmy!!
See, Fords are good for something !!
FYI: https://www.google.com/search?sourc...hp..3.0l5.0.0.0.12577...........0.zNVST-fm70k
BTW, cutting boards are made of HDPE, might find cheap one at Dolla Store
6 inch u bolts? do you plan on mounting that hood to a tree?? the blaster frame is about 1.5"
Nice drain plug hole lol. thats probably the only difference ill have and it will get dented and scratched up.Sorry guys, late to the party! Yes I made one out of HDPE, I used a white plastic butchers box.
Thread: http://www.blasterforum.com/threads/diy-hdpe-frame-skid-guard.44081/
Still holding up 100% the U bolt ends do get bashed but they just bend and go with the flow. never come loose. Id recommend it
Here it is after about 3 years, it just seems to burn off any objects and really is doing better than I expected considering I ride on swingarm busting terrain!!
Thats true but theres no rocks where I ride. I ride in fields, gravel roads and dirt roads. occasionally muddy and wet areas.
