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JAKEe Wrap Design CyberTrucks

If you a a regular reader of TeslaMagazine.org, you are likely familiar with my original JAKEe Wrap Design CyberTruck which is pictured below. This design was the byproduct of a tremendous amount of experimentation, but I came up with a published the first version just after Elon first showed off the CyberTruck in 2019. 

I plan to purchase a CyberTruck in 2025, and wrap it this way for sure, and although I originally planned to purchase a CyberTruck immediately, and was first in line to purchase one, I just couldn't get around the $20K upcharge for the Foundation Series, and the lower range, which pissed me off to no end. Also, I didn't want to purchase a depreciation rocket, nor did I feel like being a Beta Tester for Tesla, so I decided to hold out and wait until the CyberTruck had been out for more than a year.

Even thought I came up with my original JAKEe WRAP DESIGN REFERENCE which can be see above on a real CyberTruck that somebody wrapped with my design idea, I never really went beyond me initial design, but recently I started playing around with an updated, or new idea version and came up the wrap design ideas pictured below. 

The first new JAKEe WRAP DESIGN idea above really emphasizes the pyramid shape on top, but blacking it out with darker tint, and then adding, ironically, a white fat stripe with a red bottom. This design is ultra-modern looking to me and has a Racer-X kind of vibe.

I also tried adding a red fat-stripe to an all blackout model as pictured above and I think it looks king of cool.

Last but not least, I kinda like the really simple black pyramid top, with the simple red bottom wrap seen below. 

I plan to keep experimenting with wrap ideas, as inspiration dictates. The thing that kind of surprised me about the CyberTruck in general today is just how crazy wrappable it is. I think a standard stainless steel CyberTruck still looks cool, but they also look kind of boring and generic compared to all the wrapped ones I see all the time now. Of course, as I discover cool wrap ideas I will keep sharing them...

Inside Tesla CyberTruck

Inside Tesla CyberTruck

CyberTruck LightBar

CyberTruck LightBar
One of the most interesting things in this video beside the Tesla CyberTruck Light Bar, is Joe from OCDetailing's comments on the XP Black PPF Wrap. Joe said, "The CyberTruck has XPEL’s Ultra Stealth Glass black paint protection film on it, which is a super deep, super rich looking black,  that looks better than any even the flattest black paint job." 

A Tad Too RAD!!!!!

A Tad Too RAD!!!!!T-Sportline Stuns with Latest Triple-Blackout CyberTruck
Tsportline in my opinion is the undisputed leader in CyberTruck Customization, and this latest model is over the top cool.

Tsportline uses Tmaxx Hyperblack PPF, which according to Elie Rothstien, who is the VP of Sales and Marketing at Tsportline looks high glass and better than paint. Also, they sanded, primed and painted the wheel well covers, rocker panels and bumpers, which looks super RAD!!!

Tsportline set a precedent by being the first to replace the goofy white or tactical grey dash and door panels with real matt carbon fiber which looks AMAZING!!! I have seen other CyberTrucks T-Sportline customized by replacing the white panels with dark black, and it makes the interior of the CyberTruck so much more masculine, serious and ManCavy....

Tsportline also beefed up the CyberTruck Squircle steering wheel and made it fatter, and thus more ergonomic and substantial, which makes a lot of sense.

One More Thang...
It's funny, I don't even really like white as a wrap color for CyberTruck, but this color changing PPF  from TMAXX with satin finish looks AMAZING with it's satin crystal white. Also, I like these rims better than the ones on the black model pictured above.