Please?When I get the van painted in a year or two, I'll 'adjust' the black-on-white paint scheme to be a bit more dramatic, but for now I think it adds a nice highlight to an already cool looking vehicle. What does everyone think? And yes, Bruce, I'll admit I'm a bit of a shiny, but I have taken Moon Machine off the pavement because, well, not all of us have 5 or 6 of these vehicles laying about our driveway: one for the market; one for Sunday driving; one for work; one for off-roading; one for...
Anyway, this is what I've done:
- -cleaned up the front bull bar plastic with Back to Black (thanks Falco);
-got some fender flares off a junker, repaired them with a fiberglass kit, painted them black (thanks Glen);
-repaired the cracks in my spoiler with the fiberglass kit, cut a notch to fit the ladder, then painted it black;
-cleaned up the ladder, painted it black, added some reflective tape bits at the bottom to accent;
-removed, cleaned and then painted the trim pieces at the top of the rear gate to blend the black from the windows into the spoiler (nice touch, I think)...
- Moon Machine with it's new trim package. Sweet!
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- The fender flares - side door clears it fine.
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- The repainted ladder and the reinstallation of the spoiler. Oh ya, baby!
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- How it all looks with the modified paint scheme.
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- Closer detail on the paint scheme near the spoiler.
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- No matter how I tried, the ladder wouldn't fit under the spoiler. Not all ladders which fit Delicas would seem to be equal.
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- The notch.
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Call me BCDelica-less
) But really, "just about there"? You know as well as the rest of us you will always have little improvement projects as long as you're driving that Moon Machine and I for one look forward to watching them unfold here on the forum - Awesome 
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