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AZ ARTWORX
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to clear up something its Art of Noize sorry im a dummy. LET ME ALSO CLEAR UP THINGS. U ARE DISQUALIFIED FOR THIS GIVEAWAY IF U DO NOT POST PICS OF UR TRUCK EVERYTIME U POST. I HOPE TO SEE MORE SOON. FRIDAY IS COMMIN GUYS TRUST ME WHEN I SAY EVERYONE WILL BE FLIPPIN NUTS ABOUT THE NEW SPONSORS. MY GOAL IS TO CHANGE THE GAME LET ME KNOW HOW IM DOIN.
AZ ARTWORX
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just to let people know all the sponsors will have there input on final selection of the winner. now if u are in a club or affiliated with anyone involved in this know that just because u are it will not affect the decision. it is completely based on the the best truck and owner not on who can hook u up.
charlesskelter
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Edited: 1/14/2011 12:24:06 AM by starion88esir
Truck: 1986 Mazda B2000 SE5113,xxx miles on stock 2.05 speedstd cab and bed
My plans:
Body mods: Phantom grill, 01+ headlights with hids, clear factory corners or shaved corners, shaved doors, antenna, mirrors and tailgate handle, one piece back window, suicide doors, tilt bed, roll pan with plate in the center, tinted windows, clear tailights. And the hail mary mod I've always wanted is a targa top, but I've yet to figure out a feasible way with a daily driven truck that would never see a garage
Interior:Black pleated door panels with yellow highlighted stitching, wrapped dash in black with yellow top stitching, yellow carpet, 2x10's behind the seat, 2x4's in the dash and 2x6's in kicker panels all run off an amp between the subs behind the seat, power windows and locks
Suspension:4-link, small notch retaining stock floor in the bed, tubular control arms to eliminate torsion bars and correct some of the camber
Wheels: 16" spokes
Paint: Either a straight yellow (thinking a nice bright pearl) or if I had my every desire a crazy late 90's style design across the hood and lower section of the truck showing off serious graphic work and crazy pin striping around the graphics in bright colors with the yellow as the base with the inside of the bed lined, the frame painted yellow to match and if graphics were done, also done underneath the bed
Why me:
I'm adding this since I've seen you ask it a lot. Well, I've wanted a minitruck since the mid 90's when I first got exposed to one and I just got my first truck. I don't have the tools to work on it myself, nor the money or any friends in the scene. I also just wrecked it on ice going in to a 4 hour shift (serious hour cuts at work), so the driver's side of the bed and the driver's side of the cab behind the door have damage. Which considering I've gotten 10 hours each week for the last 3 weeks, with no end in sight, I won't be bringing any money to tool up much less perform any work any time soon. The truck is fully drivable and is (and even once fixed up) would be my daily. My original plan was to try and find local sponsors for parts in exchange for advertisement on the truck (since it would be daily driven) as well as an agreement to enter shows and advertise for sponsors but no one I spoke to locally thought it worth their time. So I've given up on that route. I'd be more than willing to drive the car out to you guys and absolutely stoked to put in serious time doing work on the truck myself. I have numerous small details that I want to do but I don't want to divulge, so if you were seriously considering me I'd be more than glad to share them with you. I don't have a rendering as you'll see because I'm no good with computer editing and such, but I'd be more than willing to have one done if I was seriously being considered. The reason for keeping everything under the stock bed is 1) cleanliness, I just love a clean truck 2) a daily truck gets driven, and with me, it also gets used as a truck which I notice many trucks aside from duallys don't anymore. I want to show it CAN be done and encourage others to do it as well.
Only picture I have of the truck the day I bought it. My cell managed to eat the others I took.
Picture showing the new body mods:
Truck: 1986 Mazda B2000 SE5113,xxx miles on stock 2.05 speedstd cab and bed
My plans:
Body mods: Phantom grill, 01+ headlights with hids, clear factory corners or shaved corners, shaved doors, antenna, mirrors and tailgate handle, one piece back window, suicide doors, tilt bed, roll pan with plate in the center, tinted windows, clear tailights. And the hail mary mod I've always wanted is a targa top, but I've yet to figure out a feasible way with a daily driven truck that would never see a garage
Interior:Black pleated door panels with yellow highlighted stitching, wrapped dash in black with yellow top stitching, yellow carpet, 2x10's behind the seat, 2x4's in the dash and 2x6's in kicker panels all run off an amp between the subs behind the seat, power windows and locks
Suspension:4-link, small notch retaining stock floor in the bed, tubular control arms to eliminate torsion bars and correct some of the camber
Wheels: 16" spokes
Paint: Either a straight yellow (thinking a nice bright pearl) or if I had my every desire a crazy late 90's style design across the hood and lower section of the truck showing off serious graphic work and crazy pin striping around the graphics in bright colors with the yellow as the base with the inside of the bed lined, the frame painted yellow to match and if graphics were done, also done underneath the bed
Why me:
I'm adding this since I've seen you ask it a lot. Well, I've wanted a minitruck since the mid 90's when I first got exposed to one and I just got my first truck. I don't have the tools to work on it myself, nor the money or any friends in the scene. I also just wrecked it on ice going in to a 4 hour shift (serious hour cuts at work), so the driver's side of the bed and the driver's side of the cab behind the door have damage. Which considering I've gotten 10 hours each week for the last 3 weeks, with no end in sight, I won't be bringing any money to tool up much less perform any work any time soon. The truck is fully drivable and is (and even once fixed up) would be my daily. My original plan was to try and find local sponsors for parts in exchange for advertisement on the truck (since it would be daily driven) as well as an agreement to enter shows and advertise for sponsors but no one I spoke to locally thought it worth their time. So I've given up on that route. I'd be more than willing to drive the car out to you guys and absolutely stoked to put in serious time doing work on the truck myself. I have numerous small details that I want to do but I don't want to divulge, so if you were seriously considering me I'd be more than glad to share them with you. I don't have a rendering as you'll see because I'm no good with computer editing and such, but I'd be more than willing to have one done if I was seriously being considered. The reason for keeping everything under the stock bed is 1) cleanliness, I just love a clean truck 2) a daily truck gets driven, and with me, it also gets used as a truck which I notice many trucks aside from duallys don't anymore. I want to show it CAN be done and encourage others to do it as well.
Only picture I have of the truck the day I bought it. My cell managed to eat the others I took.
Picture showing the new body mods:
AZ ARTWORX
+1y
Edited: 1/14/2011 6:50:20 PM by AZ ARTWORX
i got four sponsors to annouce tonight i will be posting them every hour so stay tunednumber 1
i got four sponsors to annouce tonight i will be posting them every hour so stay tunednumber 1
AZ ARTWORX
+1y
Edited: 1/14/2011 9:22:35 PM by AZ ARTWORX
Edited: 1/14/2011 9:20:26 PM by AZ ARTWORX
nextcheck out their web site http://www.autoculturellc.com/hey guys they have alot of really nice products and i havent been able to beat their prices on the stuff
Edited: 1/14/2011 9:20:26 PM by AZ ARTWORX
nextcheck out their web site http://www.autoculturellc.com/hey guys they have alot of really nice products and i havent been able to beat their prices on the stuff
dragnlow
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S K LAID 720 said:
lets try this shit again:
Dope little ride man. Good luck to all the people on this thread. Its good to see someone the time to make someones dream come true.
S K LAID 720 said:
lets try this shit again:
Dope little ride man. Good luck to all the people on this thread. Its good to see someone the time to make someones dream come true.
AZ ARTWORX
+1y
and i save the best for last.......proud to say John Mata gave us the go ahead. they will be featuring this truck in the magazine. running a tech article on it. and once the contest is over they will be running the story on it and the winner. to the winner ur welcome. not only do u get ur truck built but u know it will be on the shelves too.