Murdered Out Retros

After it's black, add more black.
Make sure it's matt black as well, the gloss isn't a true murdering from what I understand.

You can have some shiny bits I reckon. Black paint, black wheels and tints are most important to me for the look. I've gone for a bit of that look on my Cedric.

funnily enough, ive just started blacking out more bits on this, tinting the lights, etc. its new wheels and brakes are painted black, jsut need to sort the window tint next- anyone got a good homebrew how-to?

Mmm... I'm feeling that, any more information?

I'm seriously considering murdering out my E21!

Hi Matt, I drive and am on the road for a living daily, in residential areas etc.

Every now and then I see some guy with a 10 plus year old car, lights blacked out, front and rear.... and you can hardly see what they are indicating their next intention to be.

I would say , no matter how cool it looks, it is not safe or clever.
Fine for a show circuit, bit when you have a family in the car, or someone else cannot figure out where you are going to next.... Don't do it.

Sorry to pee on your bonfire.

Gotta love it when a magazine paragraph opens with 'allegedly'.

Rob Dyrdek's first blacked out truck played a role in his other TV series "Rob and Big" and he mainly referred to it as his UAV (Urban Assault Vehicle).



The term Murdered Out started appearing later when he built his second truck, a pair of Ruckus scooters and the episode where Big Black buys and Murders Out a Pinto.





Rob also owns a Camaro that isn't all the way black (the stripes are made up of his clothing line logo)



I don't know that he invented the look or the name but I do know he consciously moved away from it.

He switched to 'Stormtroopered Out' well before the 'White cars are the future' movement swept through the factories.

Stealth, you could try getting some headlight protectors and covering them with tint film like bikers do. Would give you the look and easy to remove if you get in bother with the fuzz.