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Thanks Matt! I wonder what they are asking for that truck! Just curious.;)
I don't think so. It really depends on the tire size! Its gonna work:lol:
Soon my friend! I'll prob start blowing it apart after Bryan's meet.

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might wanna check this thread out, bro!
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=565172

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Thanks Matt

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http://nashville.craigslist.org/pts/3521472781.htmllook at this. The guy says the stepsides are both right, but its a typo.

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LOL I saw thread earlier and didnt even notice the step fenders lol

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I'd be interested in that seat. He doesn't mention it in the ad so it might not be for sale.
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I've already spoke with that fella! The step fenders have already sold.

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I want to do this next.
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So whats next??

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I will be watching to see what you do with her.

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Do it!:metal:
I plan to start tearing her down soon. I wanted to wait until my porterbuilt parts show up but I think I'm gonna get a jump on it so I can sell the stuff I'm not going to use.
Thanks glad to have you aboard!

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I got my engine and transmission together today. Hope to be driving it soon. After that, I will look into building one :)
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Good deal!

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Great looking build, did you go with the extreme front and rear dropmembers
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Yes they are they extreme.

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Sooo extreme!!

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Sorry my wife was on me about always being on my computer last night so I had to sneak in a quick post to answer your question. I had originally planed to run the mild rear dropmember and just run 1 inch forward arms up front with drop spindles...But... Then I thought if I gonna go down why not go to the ground!:lol: Truth be told I really like the advantages of the front drop member and the trucks just gonna be low and slow so I don't need the performance of the touring dropmember. And the front dropmember's are all the same price so... Extreme I went!
:metal::metal::chevy:

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I'm trying to make this same decision. I currently have the Mild rear on order and was planning on ordering the Touring front but Nate told me i could switch to the extreme rear if I wanted to run the extreme front. I'm just concerned with the clearance of the big block, decisions decisions :lol:

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Hey I understand. I guess the best advice I could give you is to ask yourself... "Will it be low enough?" And will I be satisfied with it knowing it could be lower? That's where I decided to go extreme.
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I placed my order with Porterbuilt today, I decided to lay it out. Now I know it will be low enough. Thanks for the advice.
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Good call. Why I went bags in the first place.
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Alright!!! Glad I could help!

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What is low enough?? Even on the ground it looks high :lol: Then comes the body drop :metal: Next your cutting the cab pinch weld ;)

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lol not me! I'm already afraid I will have to modify my brush guard for clearance, just so it will lay out! lol

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Next your notching the brush guard......;)
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