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Not very good pictures..... I just took a few from my iphone....the shops a mess right now with parts and pieces. I still don't have my shop layout set in stone so I find myself walking around in cirlces looking for stuff. I really need to get some shelves in and get the place together.....but there is heat and cold beer and a baby a@@ smooth floor so I am sooooooo happy

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A couple pictures of my buddies truck thats in the back corner of my shop while we trial fit some stuff. This truck is wicked...it lays front bumper and running boards...The engine dyno'd at 426 Hp and 430 FT torque...it's going to rock. 4 link in the back,some mini tubs,lots of body mods, it's bad a@@.

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Thanks man...

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You guys do great work, I like the bumper addition very subtle. How much did it widen the bumper, it doesn't look like much against the valance (just enough). Like someone else said you'll have people scratching their heads. Always fun seeing your posts, can't wait for drive day, will it see the road this year, any ETA for it?? Later

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[QUOTE=65Pickup;5101641]You guys do great work, I like the bumper addition very subtle. How much did it widen the bumper, it doesn't look like much against the valance (just enough). Like someone else said you'll have people scratching their heads. Always fun seeing your posts, can't wait for drive day, will it see the road this year, any ETA for it?? Later[/QUOTE

Thanks man .....

I added about 1 1/4 to the bumper....and I am so driving it this year for sure. The engine should be finished and off the dyno for mid Feb....paint and body should be completed March. But there is a ton of stuff to do on it still, I have been gathering my buddies and getting them ready to help me get all over it as soon as the body is ready to go ......

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Dude, your buddy's truck is sweet! Nice to hear about the smooth azz floor. :lol: I hear ya about getting organized. My buddy just started sheeting my south bay north wall and put some shelves up in there. He spent 2 days organizing and throwing crap away. It's crazy how much crap we have in there for the building only being used for 2 years. :lol:

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wutnxt, truck is looking reallll good! remember if you build a truck to drive, dont sell it til the prostreet trucks done, lol!! this is my next project to start on, when i get totally done with my truck!! it's my buddy's and he said he'll wait til i'm done with my truck before we start on it, it's only got 43000 miles on it, 3 dents and very lil rust mostly surface rust! interior, trim pieces, grille and bumpers is all in the shop covered but the headliner was left in! anyways thought i would share this with you

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Gasp.......

Some posted a dodge on my page...cluthes my heart.....ackkkk ackkkk....feels faint....

Chad ..just kidding
well good luck sounds like a great project, I have the next 4 lined up and have decided to start to double up on some while i wait for paint or parts....This is my year, I wanna drive the crap out of everything this summer

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Dude, good luck with that! Seriously. I said that last summer and got half of my list done. Now I'm on to the new list. :lol:

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Dude if i have to I am going to buy something when the sun hits........lol...

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sorry about that, but its a Plymouth Roadrunner lol!! i did tell him that when its done i want to tow it around behind my truck to a car show or two! also told him i want him to buy my parts to build my motor for helpping build the roadrunner he agreed then i told him i wanted to race him, he said i would win anyways cause i was a better driver, not that he would take it easy on the car, lol!!

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[quote=wutnxt;5101834]Good to hear, from the pics you have a great crew, driving should be no problem. I'm hoping to do a long distance to Goodguys Puyallup in July, maybe we'll cross paths.

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I couldn't resist stressing your heart one more time, I inherited this one, so I'm still Chevy to the core, just a Dodge Caretaker;)

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[quote=65Pickup;5102063] Hey that would be awesome...I tried to get to it this year but it just didn't happened......I got carried away....lol...But ya I am going to try and make my way to it this year with some friends...nothing like chevy trucks running in a pack

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65Pickup

Hey it looks like it's in pretty good shape....
For the record I should say i have a apprecation of all kinds of things that move and that are mechanical...espically if they are taken care of and old

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Well had a great work day on the chassis...it's been sitting a while so I didn't want to take any chances....drained the oil poured it back in the top half on each side.....pulled the distributor out and drove the oil pump until it came back up into the pushrods and heads...pulled the plugs ( which was a pain because i had to take the headers off to get at 3 of the plugs,apparently there is going to be a modification of the bolt flange before those go back on )..light spray of WD40 into the cylinders.Polished both value covers and breathers,polished some of the other bits and parts. Rolled it over by hand a bit while the plugs were out and it's all good and ready to go . I hope at some point on the weekend to fire it up and hear it run....

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Where's the video at man?!!!!! You're not done yet? WTF? I was all excited to hear this bad machine! :lol:

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Dude your killing me.....I do have to get 4 or 5 hours a sleep a night you know.I hope to fire it on the weekend....i might take video.....see how it goes. So does that mean your truck is painted?......lmao....I didn't think so....

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I could sure use a good big back window cab.....or a short wheelbase suburban to put on that chassis.....just can't seem to find anything thats good.....( and cheap what can i say i am thrifty these days )

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Yes it is..............................







































With Dust!!!!!!!!!!!! :waah:

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LMAO.....***************

Okay that was freaking funna

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Well i fired up the engine in the new chassis and it really runs.....it really does....Just about everything that could have been wrong was wrong, the rocker studs were lose so had to strip all of the roller gear off and tighten all the studs down. Then had to set the roller rockers.......drove the oil pump with a drill until I had lots of oil pressure then set the distributor back excatly where it was.....then just before i tried to start it i found out it was 80 degrees out......( after i buttoned up everything with out checking anything )

Those aluminum angle plug heads hated every type of exhaust I tried....long tube headers.....fenderwell headers....it's impossible to pull atleast have the plugs with the exhaust on. I broke a couple of plugs as it was trying to get the rest out.


Note to self : Never rush and assume that the guy who did the job ahead of you did it right the first time.

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Sorry to hear your issues. The headers sound like it's going to make working it a real PITA! Can you get a set of custom ones built for you that way you won't cut them up a year after you have it together? :lol: Running??? Really??? No vid. That's crap. I'll give you a vid of mine running but who wants to hear crickets. LMAO!

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Well ...in my defence it only ran for about a min because we didn't have the rad in it . Lots of work left to do yet and once I get the fuel pump mounted and the real fuel lines run we can talk video. But it sure sounded sexy right out of those headers.....and who doesn't like a little flame out of a open header right ?

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Have you tried some short spark plugs not sure of the brand I had to use them in my race truck.