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How do you like that Woodward Fab 3-n-1 tool next to your workbench?

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Its ok for small stuff if you are doing anything heavier than 18 Gge steel or .050 aluminum it won't handle it JFYI...

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Thank you the armrest are a JC Higgins 50's model bicycle tank i scored at a swap meet the curve is just right it covers the existing holes I'm adding some metal and fabbing to fit the steel door panels. I also relocated the door handle to the bottom of the door.

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Awesome work as always Johnny! Keep the pictures coming.

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Lookng good Johnny C!

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Very creative on the arm rests! Looking forward to seeing more progress. very nice job on the metal fab!

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Thanks guys...

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Looking good Johnny C..

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this is one COOL build, and your skills are awesome.

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cool build and great craftmanship. First time I've read through this build. subscribed.

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Thanks Guys a little update got my rims in from Delmo see pics below.....

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Nice!!

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NICE!
lets see a photoshop rendering:)

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No photoshop but I have a D Reyna illustration of the build...

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Very cool wheels.
What's the application for the hubcap?

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Keith ....they are hubcap clips but the wheel center is machined and the clips are countersunk to accept the cap so it fits tight against the center of the wheel. The center's are powder coated and then welded to the barrel. Delmo can fill you in on the whole process...

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Thanks

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Very cool!!!:metal:

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Very nice, what sizes are you running.

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:metal:Schweeeet Delmo Specials!:metal::metal: jealous!

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22/10 rear 20/8.5 rear

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Very nice!!

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Thanks bud...

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I really like what you did with the inner doors. Amazing idea for an area of the truck no one messes with.

I'd like to see more of your pin stripe work. I started about 6-8 months ago and always enjoy seeing other peoples work. I wish the days of old were still here and masters took on apprentices to teach....all I have is YouTube and google images. Lol

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Thank you sir you can see more Pinstriping on Instagram @ texpinstriper
And on Facebook john ( JohnnyC) carpenter hope that's helps you....