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NICE JOB...... LOOKS PRETTY RED. :D :D JOHN

I think your booster is on upside down Not sure if it matters.

You may have done it on purpose for hiding the vaccum hose

That is looking real nice!!

Nice work! I really like all the effort you are putting into the details.

Looking good. Are those Corvette wheels? If so you must have changed the bolt patteren? :bowtie:

I believe the wheels are the Corvette 32 series w/ lug pattern to fit our trucks. I bought them from a seller on ebay who is out of Florida,(super nice guy). He had to order them for me, but I had them in about 2 weeks. Cost was $60 a wheel including shipping....so...$240.00 and 2 weeks and I they were here.

Thanks again you guys for the kind words! Dinnut...this is a daily driver project that is way out of control! As you guys can see, it was not a frame off resto, but just about everything else has been done or will get done. I'm almost sorry I did not take the cab off and paint the frame. If I know me...I'll be on a creeper washing and painting the frame. My 4x4 SWB is going to be a complete frame off 1 year project (that's what I will shoot for)! :burnout:

looking great

I did change the booster around so the Delco-Moraine reads right side up, and so I can hide the vaccuum line....slightly. Does anyone know if it matters? Why the heck is the Delco-Moraine stamp on the booster upside down? Anyone know? :rolleyes:

That sure looks great. On your brake booster - what type of prep did you do prior to paint?

Booster: Dis-assemled it, Soda blasted, rattle can primed, light sand, rattle can Rustoleum Hammered Gold paint.

I tried to go budget on a few things, it would have been nice to have a cadium plate finish...but somethings just don't happen! I am happy with the results of my budget booster.

Alex your ride is lookin good !!