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I was able to find the part and since I had such a bear of a time looking I figured I may as well leave this post up and include the part number if anyone is going to do this as well, quite literally cost as much as the steering wheel itself, but you gotta pay to play I suppose. Part# - 7AW00TX7AA

So as the title says, today I finally received the limited steering wheel with the 'wood' on the top and realized too late that I am missing a piece of the bezel for the 6 clock position of the steering wheel that the stock bighorn wheel doesnt typically have. Now comes the help from you guys...

So the other day I was replacing my fuel injectors (already had two fail on me at 40k miles so I decided to do the rest) and in the process I had to take the oil fill cap off. Unfortunately for me when I took it off it fell and I didn't get a chance to see where it fell into. It never hit the...

The fact I had to do this very much so increased the priority of mud flaps and wheel liners on my list of things to do.

So recently I had a mild adventure onto a muddy field and threw some mud around. This was about 3 weeks ago, recently I noticed a piece of debris hanging down from a hole in between two pieces of sheet metal so I used my pressure washer and shot some water in there, but it never stopped raining...

As long as the bumper you are buying has the same features as the one you currently have you will be good to go. This includes the park sensors and tow hooks and fog lights. best bet is to find a truck similar to yours online that has the same features but the color matched bumper and give that...

As promised, here it is in the day time, it isnt perfect, but looks alot better than it did all black. I'll have to experiment with the amount of coats and see how close I can get to the factory match.

Wow, I completely forgot this even existed. Thank you for the compliment and also bringing this meme back into my memories.

Here is a picture of the parts dry fit onto its final resting place, which is the black Emblem. I removed the rivets exactly the same and put the letters in place to check the fit. I used the super fine tip gel super glue to minimize the mess, cant stress this enough, you truly do NOT need...

I dont have access to a paint booth or something equivalent to bake the paint onto the pieces, but I have a couple of cardboard boxes and a blow dryer, cut a hole for the blow dryer, add a divider in the box about half the height of the box to prevent the blow dryer from blowing directly onto...

So, to start off, let me explain why I did it. I purchased the Reflective Concepts stickers for the front emblems, and they didnt have the color to match the Delmonico Red of my truck so I ordered red and thought the worst case scenario, It looks like garbage. To no surprise to me the bright red...

This is the correct part number, it is installed behind the taillight.