Delightfully White trash mods

[CopyKat]

Post up your worst mod you did even though it was temporary.

Here is mine I did today. :icon_rofl::icon_rofl::icon_rofl: It was on my spare hood. But if it helps I'll do something better and more pleasing on my good hood.

 

[skippy]

Are those a/c return air grilles from home depot?

:icon_rofl:

 

[CopyKat]

Are those a/c return air grilles from home depot?

:icon_rofl:

Yup.:icon_twisted::icon_rofl::icon_rofl:

 

[mwood1985]

haha

go figure we can fix the trucks with a little home depot rigging. ive got a isuzu rodeo brush guard welded to my ranger looks good but i gotta rig up a skid plate

 

[odie1969]

was it getting hot in there? why the vents?

 

[kennykenny]

was it getting hot in there? why the vents?

Possibly didn't it just get a turbo?

 

[CopyKat]

was it getting hot in there? why the vents?

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Possibly didn't it just get a turbo?

Yup and it's hard to keep the temps down to 210°. Yes I have a 4 core rad and the electric fan is going all the time.

 

[pillen140]

shoulda got regular floor registers.... then you could close em when it rains. lol, ive seen worse mods than that though! a lot worse!

 

[F150hybred]

Could have been worse... he could have used them "whirly bird" roof vents!

 

[Bronco_Chuck]

you pick. my completly non functional rollbar that is only used as a spare mount.

or my also non functional snorkel.

both mods were done by my older brother when he owned the truck.

 

[Totalled]

I patched my core support with bedframe...

 

[skippy]

I patched my core support with bedframe...

:icon_thumby:

 

[COPPERHEAD85]

^What he said!

 

[Little X]

I used a piece of 1/4" rope to hold the front shock onto the lower stud when it broke off at the threads. I looped around the shock body, and then around the radius arm. Left it for about 2 months before I cut off what was left of the old stud and had a bolt welded on. No pics.

 

[koda6966]

I have two in this picture, can you spot them?

 

[Psychopete]

Not so delightfully,

This was a motor mount that held in a Chevy Monza 262 V8. Missed over this as well as a few other interesting things before I bought the car when doing a 327 swap. Note the self-drilling screws. In a pinch (out of money), I just had a friend come over and weld the damn things in place to get it going again.

I don't hate Chevy as much as the people that work on em' and do stuff like this! I know another Chevy guy who does stupid shit like this too, I don't get it. Seen him adjust an oil pump sump level by trying to mig weld it to the cast iron engine block. :icon_confused: This is why I am not a die hard Chevy guy.

Pete