The headlights where replaced with Projector headlights and the antenna, emblems, squirters along with the license plate holes in the front bumper where all shaved and smoothed.   Finishing out the front end would be a Grille Craft grille in the bumper cover. Along with Joey Myers of Edmond, OK, JD and his dad managed the body modifications.
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Together with the body now being smoothed and prepped for paint, it was the decision for JD and his father to handle the painting necessities. Paint can usually make or break a ride, so with this in mind JD went with many coats of dark Cloisonné blue PPG paint.  The exterior now complete it was time to hit up the interior items. Accomplishing this feat would be left up to Charles Burger of Oklahoma City, OK. While in Charles hands, the dash would be wrapped in white vinyl.  Matching the dash you can find the door panels wrapped along with shaved locks. Keeping true to form, the headliner was then wrapped and any other panel that couldn't be wrapped was then dyed with blue and white materials.
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