Seeing the top-end trucks are really nice but most guys (& some gals) don’t have the money to do all that high-end stuff; notwithstanding it is somewhat of a goaldream of any who has the funds. Applying the basics on body & paint, simple exterior & interior cosmetic on a budget seems more practical. Note the black around the headlights & slant on the headlight lens, as well as simple flat (non-reflective [be considerate to others]) black on top of windshield. Simple trix like that are less than $10. Cleaning up the existing stock rims, like adding new chrome rimgs & paint, is half the cost of ONE new [low-end] aftermarket rim. Special thanx to "Red" @Big-O (in Yucca Valley; he has a NICE lowered Mazda B2200), Ed @Ray's Muffler (YV), & Ray&Bill @Brust Auto (off Old Woman Springs North of YV). Also; if it works & looks good "why fix it"? I have monthly bills including food & a roof. Living out here in the High-Desert [ding-weeds] where there isn’t much pavement is kinda ruff but at least the ride looks good on the cement slab, for a while. Klean, simple, practical, & cost-effective.   Follow Godpeace. Right freakin'-blessed on! \o/