Cybertruck-Making it uniquely yours.

[HaulingAss]

I am curious if any future Cybertruck owners plan to personalize or customize their truck and what you are thinking about doing? I ran across this picture of a vehicle wrap and immediately thought it would look awesome on my truck. Thoughts? Plan? Please share with the rest of us.

I won't be putting on a plastic film that is subject to cuts and scratches when the material underneath is so durable and beautiful.

It will be "uniquely mine" because only my phone or my keycard will bring it to life.

 

[SoCalSteve]

I don't think we'll see too many CT's. If you've ever seen a massive pickup truck backed into a parking spot that still has the nose sticking out. Those guys are annoying. Well, the CT is longer!

As this is the first vehicle with this look since 1983, I figured I'd steal the DeLorean logo.

I'm also a ridiculously big Tron fan so I've considered some options there as well. I'd love to do an electrically illuminated paint job, but I'm not willing to paint my CT (or do any permanent modifications). People that paint their DMC's drive me bonkers, especially when it's the "special edition" black or gold versions which were only Hot Wheels productions.

 

[FullyGrounded]

I won't likely wrap my CT. Wrapping kills one of the main purposes for the metal used - no scratches or other blemishes. I heard Elon said there would be a darker version of the SS, and if that is the color through and through, I will get that 100%. I don't want to swipe a mean bush and look at the scraped and scratched off black dip or black anodized color. Also, I would not put my CT through the heating and cooling and reheating needed to get those colors through the spectrum. I'm good with simple and effective. It's one thing I love about this vehicle, so why screw that up? haha peace

 

[DVANDERM]

I'd love to polish mine to a mirror like finish.

I swear there was a thread here on polishing it to a mirror like finish. ?

 

[CWiley]

I'd love to polish mine to a mirror like finish.

I swear there was a thread here on polishing it to a mirror like finish. ?

That would look cool...BUT, wouldn't that be a hazard on the road...Sunlight blinding other drivers, reflecting off all those angles. ?

 

[JRu]

I'll be using mine partially for business so I'm thinking about a big logo on the bed door. it's a big spot asking for something on it. I don't think I want to go obnoxious as the CT stands out just fine on it's own

 

[rr6013]

Frank Gehry’s Walt Disney Concert Hall S.S. was too reflective and shiny. They fixed that by sandng down the finish to a brushed finish. It is possible that shiny S.S. out shines them all.

 

[Pappy]

I’m gonna ask for the signature version; “To Pappy, enjoy cause it’ll be the last Truck you’ll ever need,
Signed
Elon Musk
That will make it Unique enough for this old coal miner.

 

[Bill906]

I'd love to polish mine to a mirror like finish.

I swear there was a thread here on polishing it to a mirror like finish. ?

There is:

https://www.cybertruckownersclub.co...teel-cybertruck-to-a-mirror-like-finish.1087/

 

[Quicksilver]

I'd love to polish mine to a mirror like finish.

I swear there was a thread here on polishing it to a mirror like finish

Years ago when I was a Commercial Driver running the West Coast and back there was a tanker company that hauled fuel in California and Arizona.

The tank trailers were aluminum and the rear of them had been polished to a mirror finish (I guess they had one guy who's sole job was to keep them polished).

I used to have a picture of my truck reflected from the back of one them. It was like looking in a mirror.

 

[Crissa]

Very smooth surfaces are easier to keep clean. So once they were mirror-like, they'd be easier to keep that way.

-Crissa

 

[Quicksilver]

Cragar SS's and Lake Pipes.

 

[DVANDERM]

There is:

https://www.cybertruckownersclub.co...teel-cybertruck-to-a-mirror-like-finish.1087/

Thanks! I searched for that and couldn't find it. odd

 

[Rthardison]

Tailgate wrap for me.

 

[Sirfun]

Years ago when I was a Commercial Driver running the West Coast and back there was a tanker company that hauled fuel in California and Arizona.

The tank trailers were aluminum and the rear of them had been polished to a mirror finish (I guess they had one guy who's sole job was to keep them polished).

I used to have a picture of my truck reflected from the back of one them. It was like looking in a mirror.

Yep, Great way to do a selfie, back in the day. I had one of my ole VW bus. I always wondered how many times they got rear-ended by us idiots following too close, trying to get a photo. Edit: I found the photo. Not very good, of course it's from about 40 years ago. Should have gotten closer! ?