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Congrats on the nomination for TOTY Alan. I put my vote in for you.
There are a lot of nice trucks in the running but I'm a little bias as well Alan.

Come on folks get your votes in !!

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You got my vote too, sir. Beautiful job on your truck. Merry Christmas!

Chad

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Merry Christmas Alan. You've got my vote. Not only for a very nice truck but for all the great info you've shared over the years during your build. You've been an inspiration to many.:metal:

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You got my vote the trucks awesome and your advise is great to have keep working on it cause it just keeps getting better and better every time.
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:agree:
I've learned tons.
You got my vote.

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I just read through your whole build, and like so many on here, you've inspired me :) I also voted for you, good luck, and nice work.

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Thanks guys for the support during the vote and the encouraging words.

Jason, thanks for taking the time to read the novel!! Thanks again for the comments.

I went back and scanned the first 16 pages of the build. I was actually looking for a pic for someone and got lost in the moment. It's amazing to see where I started. I'm so glad that I stuck with it.

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Got my vote, Alan. I'm sure there's a little bias towards the ground scraper, as that seems to be the rage these days. I mean no disrespect either, because there are many bagged trucks I like as well. As a follower of yours since I joined, I feel something has to be said for voting for one of the true "good" guys of the forum. While the other guys might be just as great, I just haven't been quite as involved or familiar with their builds. You deserve every bit of attention you get from your truck, & I feel like you'll still be rewarded in time, even if not lucky enough to win now.
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I didn't even think about it not being bagged. It's just a really nice truck. I don't think anybody would chose a bagged one over yours for that reason. For the hell of it do a Photo Shop of your truck on bags. :uhmk:

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At this point of the game I don't think it even about the truck. You're a great guy Alan and I hope you win. Every part of your truck is done right and you have the close ups to prove it. So when are you bagging it?

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Thanks man!! The win would have been another feather in the old hat. I seriously thought the burb would win the whole thing. I love it. I like the ground scrapers as well. My wife can't stand them. I would like to bag a truck just to do it. Until I get a succesful business going on, that is out of the question right now. This truck bout broke me.

I might just do that, photo shop that is.

Thanks Dave!! This won't be bagged by me, unless something drastic happens.

For your entertainment.

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Yeah like when you need new ball joint boots. :haha:

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:thumbs:

Happy New Year to all my friends and faithful followers. Stay safe and use a designated driver or a tow truck if your drinking.

God Bless

If your wondering what I'm working on since there is no progress with mine. Check out Gregs65 build

or the 65 Mustang

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I saw this rear bumper and really like it. Don't know what it came off of, but it looks familiar. I'm guessing Dodge right now.

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That bumper does look good on there. I think you are correct in that it is from a RAM.

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That does look good. I've been thinking of that for a while now. I have a rear bumper off a 90's Chevy truck that I shaved smooth. Just waiting for the time to try it on my step side. Maybe shorten it to fit better? :uhmk:

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yep it does look good I hadn't thought of that for mine now I got another option if I ever can get back on it.

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Wondering what it would look like. Glad I did it the way I did. ;)

http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/t...5844F888A6.jpg
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Looks good the way you built it. :metal: If it ain't broke , don't fix it. :lol:

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:lol:Too redneck to be a lowrider.:lol: That's alright rednecks are cool too.:metal: Trucks cool ether way.

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I think it looks the way you did it is the best, and the photo shop pic looks good too

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Agreed! I wouldn't change a thing except maybe a set of aftermarket wheels.
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But if he put some DUB's on it it would look better lower. :metal:

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Hate to break your hearts...........................but it will remain the same. ;)

Troy, I've got a thing for Rallies, they never go out of style. ;)

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I am glad. It looks soooooo much better as she is than slammed. And so tru about the ralleys!:sumo:

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your truck is killer just the way it is! and your workmanship is so nice

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Rallies............a man's best friend, wait is that right?:lol:

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ditto... but that looks good as well, but i dont believe you could make your truck look bad if you tried.

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Thanks Bill. ;)

Thanks Dino!! I appreciate that!!

In this converstion it is. ;)

Thanks Jeff. :thumbs:

Not much progress, but I did change out the sand in the blast cabinet with black diamond media, and what a difference. Sand isn't a good idea anyways for several reasons. Other than health reasons, it turns to powder and I can't see anything inside the cabinet. I'd have to stop and let the dust clear. Now I can blast for a while.

I blasted my bumper fillers, that's the only progress on the truck so far.

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For those that might have noticed, I'm not a mod any more per my request. During the past few months I have not been able to dedicate the time to be an effective moderator. Liz stated I can be a mod again when time permits.
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I never noticed you were a Moderator. :uhmk:

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After about 2 months of sitting I went for a short drive to lubricate the seals.
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Swing by and pick me up. You have no idea how long it's been since I've rode in one of the trucks. Well except in my basement. Lol
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Since your cab is still on my trailer I can pull you around in your cab. ;)
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Good enough. I can lean back and leave the driving to you.
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I would like too drive the truck out your way one day if I ever get the time. Then head to tallapoosa to cruise where I cruised in high school.
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I want to do the same but I would be driving back in Alabama. It will be a long time before I am to that point.
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I got to play a little with a small TIG welder today. Shannon brought it over to see if I like it or not. We will try some sheet metal tomorrow. I am by no means a TIG welder, but it doesn't look too bad.

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Alan,
You are an inspiration to all. This truck is an incredible example of clean & precise skill and experience. Im glad I got to see it come together.

Its beautiful. :)