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hey trust me I understand that man, yeah a lot of times when I don't have anyone to help I just take a risk and do it myself or try to.
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Dont mind at all man :) I have the cheap Chicago Electric 90 AMP FLux core Mig $99 |
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Well I was going to do some more sanding and prime my truck give it more of that in the process of being restored but it's raining so yeah ain't doing jack crap
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Woohoo!! Slash is coming too!!! PARTY!!!!!
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Haha! We have a fridge full of cold sodas :)
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I'm waitin for updates lol. Sittin and snorting.
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Take pictures of the progress that gets made today!
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Ok guys we got a lot done today....Installed a new Aluminum Holley Intake Manifold, Tuned the carb, and got the engine in time. She runs like a champ! We also took the Bed off the truck so I can work on the cab corners and frame
Big thanks to everyone who came out to help especially Rus (Rusbuilt), Matt (cubber), and Thomas (slash36g) |
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Awesome man!!! Glad to see all the progress that was made, looks good glad to know it running fine now.
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Glad Rusbuilt, cubber, and slash36g could help you. its looking good, good job :metal: |
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Nice work guys!
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So since I have 5 millions partial broken gauge clusters ive been destroying them to find the best way to fit my gauge tach in the gauge pod....Check it out...
I think im about ready to cut the real cluster |
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Well not going to get much done today since I have to do some remote work but starting tomorrow im going to go crazy. Im off for the week and did get a nice start to today by shopping for stuff for the to do list...
I bought some rust-oleum for the frame, cut off wheels for the angle grinder, brushes, and some glasspacks :) So Agenda for the week: 1: Cut out and weld in new cab corners 2: Remove Rust from Frame and Coat with Rust-Oleum 3. Install Thrush Glass Packs 4. Paint back of cab and front of bed 5. Install New Stereo 6. Install Tach |
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Sweet!!! sounds pretty awesome if you ask me, sounds like a productive week ahead, I don't know yet I might go a little wild today and put some new gauges in since I'm going to be partly taking my truck apart it shouldn't be too hard but we shall see.
As I said before take before and after videos of the exhaust always nice to here how much louder it gets, and also take pictures it's definitely a must. |
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Keep us posted on your progress this week, Jeff!
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Not a whole lot to report today but I did modify the dash cluster and install the tach in it. Then I mounted the new cd player in the metal bracket... Now the tach just needs to be wired in!!
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