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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. :)

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I could really use a Tig Welder at times. Will you be buying one soon?

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I would love to get a TIG welder. I had looked at one of these and almost bought one. I held off for now to finish other items that are more important than getting a new welder now.

https://www.thermadyne.com/Thermal%2...3in1/index.php

These machines can do DC TIG, MIG and Stick. If you are not going to do any Aluminum TIG welding, this is a great machine. I think you can add a spool gun for the MIG to do Aluminum. You would need an AC TIG to do Aluminum correctly.

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Thanks Troy, I'm really glad to see you back. i was worried about you!! BTW thanks for the kind words. I saw your updates......very nice.

I've been eyeing one a buddy has that has a lot of the bells and whistles. Shannon brought this one home for me to try. I really don't need one right now, but if it's a deal.

Thanks for the link and info. I'll check it out. You are correct as far as aluminum goes.

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I like that tailgate. You have a lot of good ideas that I may try on my 65 C10.

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