Re: 1966 SBBW pro street
 

Hey thats sounds like something i might be intrested in...thanks...

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Well i moved the truck to the body shop .....and it feels great

I think this picture shows how low it is in the down postion....crosses my fingers

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Well.....

lowered the bumper down just over a inch and stretched the panel just over where the bumper mounts to fill in the space and make it look factory still

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Good to see some updates, I found some pics for your fire truck...man your can hot rod anything.

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Nice work and glad to see you're back on it again!

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ya i am back on it......and it feels good to be pulling wrench again....

Mine is down at the body shop so i head down almost everyday and pull wrench there......then my new shop has my buddies 54 pickup in it so we are starting that now. He has a killer truck....when we get all the lights up and the shop cleaned up i will post some pictures of it as well. We are planning a trial fit of the new 400 hp 350 and 4 speed automatic by the weekend.

Started welding up all my trim holes on the prostreet truck today I decided i am going to have all of the trim airbrushed on instead. I love the custom trim look but i hate the way it rattles around when you wash the truck so i thought.....hey what the heck lets try something new.

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65 pick up...

Hey thanks thats a killer fire truck......lots of work

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I actually thought about having the deluxe trim on my 40 air brushed back on too! Less stuff to wash around and polish! :lol:

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Well i hope it turns out well .......it's about the same price to airbrush it as it is too buy all the new trim chuckles... I just hope it fits in when it's done and doesn't look like i was just trying not to buy trim. I guess in a few weeks we will find out......|I could always drill all the holes back out afterwards...lol

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Look at it this way. Have you ever seen a pro mod at a drag strip with real trim? Ok, maybe 20-30 years ago, but not now a days. It's all about saving weight! :lol: Use that for your reason when trolls ask. LMAO!

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So your saying lose the trim or stop drinking beer.....ya your right lose the trim...

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:lol: Quit what? Yeah no.

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Your doing some awesome work!! :metal: BTW, I like your field of dreams!! Oh and the fire trucks are awesome.

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My field of dreams keeps me going.....I was walking around in it yesturday trying to decide what is next. Then i thought i should have someone come take pictures of them all sitting there in the field.....lol....I have wayyyyy to many projects going on right nowand i just sent a email to a guy for a 1961 dually cause it needs a home and looks in great shape

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Lmao!

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DUUDE looks killer !!

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Thanks man ....it's been a brutal couple of months with that truck....but it's back on track now i think....crosses my fingers

Your truck turned out killer, I hope you keep that thing long enough that we can meet in the middle someplace and park'em side by side..that would be killer

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:lol::lol: yeah its a keeper, i have some thoughts of doing a 66 sub and shorting it to a blazer length and then chopping off the roof and making it a rodster kind of how they do it with the 67-72 blazers;)

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Well it's offical I decided to cut the new fenders and add the 2 inch piece to even out the wheel space on the front fender. Then will be doing something with the bumper to tighten it up and clean it up. We already dropped the front bumper 1" lower and added to the valance behind it. I will also be lowering the front tab of the fender atleast 1" so that it sits in the same place on the front bumper. In true form i have to say i came across most of the mods on a differnt thread i was looking at and i really liked them he did a great job. I asked if he would mind if i borrowed his idea and he was more then cool with it


So if you don't know who i am taking about then you need to check out
" shrunken66stroker " thread . I think he has done great work and really dig the truck. Dude has mad skills and a great vision here is the link for his thread if you haven't visited it .

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...333241&page=30

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I have a short box rolling chassis sitting in my shop all powder coated and ready for the body and we were looking at it getting it ready to move about a week ago into the new shop. I don't really have a great body for it yet so I have been think about checking the short box wheel base and maybe cutting down a panel to fit a short box frame. Then splitting the back off to make a tailgater party truck.....the body shop guy was all over it...It's too much i think for me to take on in my shop so he knew he would get to put it back together and get a hunk of work out of it. I have never seen one done before split like that i think it would be awesome. Dude you live in the land of sun and warm you should so do that....would be wicked. If anyone can pull it off and make it look cool dude it's you. Here between the snow and rain it wouldn't be split much. The other thing i saw was a drawing on the site someplace was corvair van or something like that with a shortened 66 truck nose on it that i thought looked killer. But if i did that it would need a V-8....lol.....So many projects so little time. I so need to finish some stuff off and get some wheel time in

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Well the fenders are cut and extended and i managed to get 2 front bumpers to make one for the front.......So will start that soon

I will try to take some pictures of the fenders and post them in the next day or 2. But the coolest thing it's moving forward and starting to come together. I still don't have a color picked out for the chassis or the truck i seem to be stuck with all of that at the moment

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Cough, cough, Green like Dino's! :lol:

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Ya know.....i was going to ask him the paint code cause i think his is the blue color.....my cab was original the green color....I so couldn't paint it the same color as his, I wouldn't be able to sleep if i did that.......lol....that's just evil dude

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:lol::lol:

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Dude it was diesel's fault........lol