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Amazing work. Fab skills are bar none!!!
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Very nice build with great choices in parts and killer fab work! I look forward to seeing more!

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Thanks guys ....

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I prefer the Slosh Tubz myself....just sayin !

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Yessir......

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I like Slosh tubs too but, I am poor and shipping to Hawaii would CRUSH my budget! LOL Looks like a killer product though. I am gonna take a stab at some trailer fenders molded in.... eventually!
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Finished mocking up the interior cab panels.....

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Looking good Johnny!!!! :metal:

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Very nice work!

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I like those rear panels, very nice
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Those look amazing! Definitely a nice finishing touch.

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Thanks guys .....

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A little pinstriping and artwork on a 67 GB door I had......

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That gb is awesome, nicely done
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Dude! you are dang artist! love the panels and striping.

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Thanks bud...
Thanks been layin lines since the late 70's damn near pinstriped everything in my garage back then when I first started everything from trash cans to barbque pits LOL .....

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Are those rear panels made by Porterbuilt? If so, what is the level of trimming and fitting required to get them installed?

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Yes minor trimming I fab up some little L shaped brackets and welded them on the cab the. Drilled and tapped and installed 1/4" button head stainless bolts a couple of hours work....
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Thanks for the info, they look really good and finish off the interior well.

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Looks great!! Love the stripping Johnny.
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I really like it!
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Hey Johnny - I'm researching for a wheel and tire purchase for my Mild DM. I didn't see it listed in the thread, did you use the same tire size and BS combo on this as you did 'Stocker to Rocker'? If not what did you go with?

Also, did you use the narrowed A-arms? What kind of clearance do you have with the fronts?

Thanks!

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Thanks Guys....
No I used rear 22 x 10/5.5 BS and front 20 X 8.5/5.25 BS
Yes / Clearance are you talking aired out or up, fender to tire, or A-frame to wheel ?

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I'm thinking aired out and at ride height, fender to tire. I'm looking to push the tire/rims out board as far as possible. It won't be an exact comparison because I think you set your ride height at 5" or 6" and I'll be around 7". Just trying to get an idea for now, seems everyone uses the 5.25 BS on the front so I may just go with that.

Thanks for your help!

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And some BILLY-G- glove box art on a 65 Chevrolet....