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I'm going to have to tub anyway so I could just box that area across the whole bed. I'd still lose bed, but have some normal height box in the rest of of it. There is a picture in the thread on the Porterbuilt site that shows the bed and the wheel is flush with the bed side cut out. I really would like the details of the axle from wheel mounting surface to wheel mounting surface and the spec on the wheels. Posted via Mobile Device |
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What kinda primer do you use that doesn't need to be reprimed over again if you go out of the repaint window?
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I've been on vacation this week so that means lots of progress on the 58. First off I got the final crossmember from Porterbuilt got it painted and installed, then I took the frame over to the driveshaft shop and had a new driveshaft made. My aluminum fuel cell showed up from Boyd welding so I mounted that up as well. It came with an Aeromotive stealth 340 pump that's inside the tank. Then I was able to get the interior totally bodyworked ,primed, and painted. I did the same as I did on the firewall and used flat clear instead of gloss. After that I started installing Dynamat , mounted the gas pedal, started routing some wiring, and reassembled the dash. I should have the cab and frame mated back together in a couple of weeks. Here's some pics.
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Some more
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Very nice work!!!
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Looks real sharp. Nice color.
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Very nice love the guages. Rich
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Lookin' really good , like that color too. :metal:
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Looking good buddy. I really like the color!
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this is just an outstanding build from start to end man. Keep up the inspirational work
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Thanks for all the compliments
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Also love the color, but have a question. Isn't the clearance on your driveshaft loop a little tight? What if you hit a bump?
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Nice having Time off to work on your ride. Turning out killer. I ordered up a kit so I have been keeping track off your build for some ideas.
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Is it possible to get a few measurements from the bed?
From the bed to the top of the notch From the top of notch to the top of the bed At bed level, from the front of the notch to the front of the bed Same thing but from rear to rear I'm pretty much sold on it but I'd like to see if I can build some storage under the bed if it is mounted above the notch. The picture they sent me looks like there is 12" to 18" of bed left. If I have to I'll get some wood sides if I need to haul anything. I can already hear my wife asking why I bought a truck if I can't carry anything in it. Especially if we are moving from Chicago to Arizona next spring. Posted via Mobile Device |
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Awesome progress.
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that color pops, nice :D
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No problem, whenever you get a chance. I just want to see if there is some way to recover some of the bed.
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Love this build and the color combo your going with. I'm subscribed for more.
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Where did you end up putting the computer for the engine?
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Never get tired of lokking at this.
Question. Looks like your using a booster/master of a C10? I have one laying around i'm considering using. Posted via Mobile Device |
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