Bloody Knuckles Blog, News & Information | Mini Truckin Magazine Blog

KAIK Chevy S10 Billet Door Speaker Grills

Posted June 24 2010 02:10 PM by 5569

Installation Procedure

Read full blog

Filed under: Bloody Knuckles, New Truck Accessories | Comments (0)

• Get a Free Quote

• Find a Local Dealer

KAIK Chevy S10 Billet Dash Defrost Vent

Posted June 24 2010 01:46 PM by 5569

Installation Procedure

Read full blog

Filed under: Bloody Knuckles, New Truck Accessories | Comments (5)

KAIK Chevy S10 Billet Dash Grab Handle

Posted June 24 2010 12:50 PM by 5569

Reserved for true oh *** moments.

Read full blog

Filed under: Bloody Knuckles, New Truck Accessories | Comments (0)

Picture of the Day - May 19

Miller Welding Training Session

Posted May 19 2010 03:22 PM by 5569

Fine Tune Your Welding Technique

Read full blog

Filed under: Bloody Knuckles | Comments (0)

Project Low Lux At Your Fingertips

1972 Toyota Hilux Project Low Lux Build Series

Posted April 8 2010 02:05 PM by 5569

Cant' remember which issue that article was in? Joining us midway through the project? No worries! Click on all of the Project Low Lux magazine stories below!

Read full blog

Filed under: Bloody Knuckles, Observations | Comments (0)

Pride Comes Before the Fall - Or Stall

A Flatbed for the 1986 Mazda B2000

Posted December 9 2009 06:49 PM by 5569

I spent a good majority of Saturday spending quality time with my Mazda.

Read full blog

Filed under: Bloody Knuckles | Comments (15)

Relax, You're Still Hard-Core

5 Ways To Regain Mini Truck Building Motivation

Posted December 8 2009 01:39 PM by 5569

How do you regain motivation when working on your mini truck just isn't fun anymore?

Read full blog

Filed under: Bloody Knuckles, Mini Truckin' Culture | Comments (5)

Big Morning Ahead

Smogging the 1986 Mazda B2000

Posted August 27 2009 04:46 PM by 5569

Tomorrow morning at 8AM my Mazda goes in for a smog check.

Read full blog

Filed under: Bloody Knuckles | Comments (4)

There Is Shine Under the Cloud

Tonneau Cover Restoration: Part 5 - The Results

Posted July 2 2009 12:59 PM by 5569

Our tonneau cover restoration project was a tremendous success, considering the dire condition of the tonneau when we started.

Read full blog

Filed under: Bloody Knuckles | Comments (0)

Let's Do This!

Tonneau Cover Restoration: Part 4 - The Restoration Process

Posted July 2 2009 12:53 PM by 5569

Now that we know what product to use and how to apply it, we're ready to dive in and restore some gloss to this chalk board tonneau surface.

Read full blog

Filed under: Bloody Knuckles | Comments (0)

Compound, Polish & Wax

Tonneau Cover Restoration: Part 3 - Choosing The Right Product

Posted July 2 2009 12:35 PM by 5569

Choosing the right product is important when it comes to detailing.

Read full blog

Filed under: Bloody Knuckles | Comments (0)

We Choose Rotary

Tonneau Cover Restoration: Part 2 - Detail By Hand, DA, or Rotary?

Posted May 1 2009 12:02 PM by 5569

After a few phone calls, Meguiar's graciously set up a Detail Day on March 19, 2009, so that Mike Pennington of Meguiar's could roll up his sleeves and bust out the Meguair's touch on my chalkboard finish. Although he...

Read full blog

Filed under: Bloody Knuckles | Comments (0)

What a Difference a Day Makes!

Tonneau Cover Restoration: Part 1 - Meguiar's Media Meet 2009

Posted March 26 2009 12:33 PM by 5569

I came to the point where I had to make some decisions regarding my tonneau cover's paint.

Read full blog

Filed under: Bloody Knuckles | Comments (1)

Pump Some Air

Engine Driven Compressors - R12 and R134A, Rotary and Piston Style

Posted December 19 2008 06:57 PM by 5569

The factory a/c compressor can be used, but with some drawbacks that turn most people away.

Read full blog

Filed under: Bloody Knuckles, Used Truck Parts, Observations, Truck Observations | Comments (5)