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Fleet '66 05-15-2014 10:41 PM

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Wow! Just finished reading your complete build thread for this truck. Very nice with lots of unique additional details. You do really nice work. I don't know how I missed this build for so long. I followed your '58 FS build thread and really love that truck as well.

Bomp 05-25-2014 11:54 AM

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Checkin in..

Hoist? concrete?

Snap shots of you cruizin' down the Blvd?

Ta2Don 05-25-2014 12:33 PM

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What…No Pix! :lol:

wutnxt 05-26-2014 02:01 AM

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Okay so i know i am behind in pictures but i have been crazy busy...Went to the exhaust shop and worked with the guys to get what i wanted.....then we pulled it all apart...yea your right the exhaust guy's thought i was nuts too. Anyhow I wanted to try something differnt so I ceramic coated the entire exhaust system.....

wutnxt 05-26-2014 02:06 AM

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Poured the concrete .....bought a hoist.....moved it into the new bay... Hoists are heavy by the way and not easy to move. But with true redneck spirt and a little leverage,a set of car dollies and a tractore anything is possible.

jlsanborn 05-26-2014 11:37 AM

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Nice! Looks like a few parts on that slab already. We'll wanna see a full shot of that exhaust once you've got it back on.

clemdaddy 05-26-2014 04:00 PM

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ok... after the hoist we're sharing the internet beers. i saw the picture... hoist is in.

toasting one up right now...'here's to the hoist' ' may it forever work hard'

thanks for the beer and have a great memorial day.

Bomp 05-26-2014 05:01 PM

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Here here,,,I agree with Clem. Toastin a beer.
Ceramic coating the whole exhaust system?!!!????? Dang. That'll keep the underside cool.
Addition to the shop and hoist will be real handy.
Gotta get my passport so I can come up and check it all out.

wutnxt 05-27-2014 11:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Bomp (Post 6692372)
Checkin in..

Hoist? concrete?

Snap shots of you cruizin' down the Blvd?

Well the most cruizing it's seen is going up and down on the hoist....It's not ready to go yet. I have been busy trying to get the shop hoist up and running and the bay so i can work in it. Well that and we have been crazy busy working on everything else but my truck.....how that works i have no idea but thats we roll apparently lol. I keep thinking about your magic tubing bender over there Bomp but i haven't had time to do that yet either.....

wutnxt 05-27-2014 11:17 AM

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[QUOTE=clemdaddy;6693799]ok... after the hoist we're sharing the internet beers. i saw the picture... hoist is in.

toasting one up right now...'here's to the hoist' ' may it forever work hard'

thanks for the beer and have a great memorial day.[/QUOTE

Thanks man....hoists one back at ya

wutnxt 05-27-2014 11:23 AM

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Originally Posted by jlsanborn (Post 6693530)
Nice! Looks like a few parts on that slab already. We'll wanna see a full shot of that exhaust once you've got it back on.

Dude....first thanks for showing up on the thread between the group of diehards that show up here it really motivates me to keep working all night...lol

okay I think the exhaust looks sick....very cool...Now I want a oven...lol

jlsanborn 05-27-2014 11:40 AM

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Nice! Pricey?

McMurphy 05-27-2014 11:50 AM

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Normal group of Diehards eh?

That exhaust does look slick as all get-out !!
A friend cautioned me about mounting the mufflers under the cab like that for sound resonance issues.
I am curious now to see how you like it.
Doing my exhaust is coming up fast on the list of gotta-get-done :metal:

wutnxt 05-27-2014 12:14 PM

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Originally Posted by jlsanborn (Post 6694895)
Nice! Pricey?

Well I sent mine out to get done and it's ceramic coated.....So it's actually priced by the foot and by the muffler. My system was about 600 to coat....

wutnxt 05-27-2014 12:21 PM

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Originally Posted by McMurphy (Post 6694915)
Normal group of Diehards eh?

That exhaust does look slick as all get-out !!
A friend cautioned me about mounting the mufflers under the cab like that for sound resonance issues.
I am curious now to see how you like it.
Doing my exhaust is coming up fast on the list of gotta-get-done :metal:

Nice use of the word eh my friend....lol ...ya the normal group of diehards...
Well if you look up front you will notice I put a cross over tube up front . So about the mufflers under the floor thing here is how i look at that.
1) It's ceramic coated so that reduces radiant heat produced by 30%
2) I doubled up the sound deadner in advance on the floor
3) I placed underlay matting under the entire floor

Part of the choice to put the muffler where it is....was based on where i placed the two battery boxes on my frame rails. But right abouve the muffler on the floor there is the floor stiffner that has a big lip on it. If I find it's noisey there is enough room to put a shield in over it for both sound and heat.

I will let you know how that all works out but in theory it should all be good....lol

McMurphy 05-27-2014 12:27 PM

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Originally Posted by wutnxt (Post 6694958)
Nice use of the word eh my friend....lol ...ya the normal group of diehards...
Well if you look up front you will notice I put a cross over tube up front . So about the mufflers under the floor thing here is how i look at that.
1) It's ceramic coated so that reduces radiant heat produced by 30%
2) I doubled up the sound deadner in advance on the floor
3) I placed underlay matting under the entire floor

Part of the choice to put the muffler where it is....was based on where i placed the two battery boxes on my frame rails. But right abouve the muffler on the floor there is the floor stiffner that has a big lip on it. If I find it's noisey there is enough room to put a shield in over it for both sound and heat.

I will let you know how that all works out but in theory it should all be good....lol

Yeah, I am really interested in how it performs.
I herculinered the interior of my cab, sound deadner, and floor matting all up under the carpet I put in too.
Thanks for the info, I am probably going to ask about this again later....

1963c-10 05-27-2014 01:40 PM

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Nice job on the exhaust and I'd love to have a lift....you'll get plenty of use out of that!!

wutnxt 05-27-2014 04:16 PM

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Originally Posted by 1963c-10 (Post 6695085)
Nice job on the exhaust and I'd love to have a lift....you'll get plenty of use out of that!!

Yea it's making mu live so much better already

wutnxt 05-27-2014 04:22 PM

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So on todays wut not to do in the shop....

I had the guy's looking at me like I was crazy ( not new ) today when we were working on trying to get a 4 wheel disc brake conversion to clear the wheels on a project. I just traced out my wheel pattern indicator a cut a few pieces on the band saw.....lol . I just set it up until the rim cleared the caliper and measure it and ordered the right wheel spacers. Redneck wheel spacers to say the least...lol

wutnxt 05-28-2014 01:33 AM

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I have my one piece driveshaft ready to go back in....but I am waiting to get everything else in first. Now that i have a hoist I don't want to bang my head on it......lol . Anyhow the black yoke is rated at 600 Hp the smaller yoke is a factory replacement. I thought I would just show the difference because that black yoke is actually way bigger and heavy duty.

wutnxt 05-31-2014 02:03 AM

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I been working my A$$ off In the shop during the day and pulling wrench on the hulk at night.....But there is good news, I have the complete fuel line in now and i finished running the brake lines about 20 mins ago....There isnt any brake fluid in the system yet . But with no fluid in the system there aren't any leaks either soooooo lmao. Tomorrow i plan on hanging everything a little bit nicer and maybe even get the brake pedal in ( I think thats important ) I am wondering at the moment if there is even a rod in the booster....Man so close so far....Ordered the shifter this afternoon and i hope to see that soon.

wutnxt 06-04-2014 12:11 AM

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well.....tried out my new brake bleeder....got round one of the brakes bled. They aren't where they need to be yet but i think the system is good to go . Now its just the rod length and pumping the calipers and wheel cylinders a few times......i think...lol. I had a couple of Master cylinders that came with everything and I don't know what the bore size is so I am in hopes thats all going to be good.

oldtrux 06-05-2014 08:28 AM

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What a beautiful build!!!!i too would love to buy one of those stainless upper rad pipes!great work!

wutnxt 06-05-2014 06:10 PM

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The resident wire guru in the shop has been crazy busy on the new project because I wanted it wired to be fired.....lol....anyhow this is the basic wire board for this build and it's crazy complicated......

wutnxt 06-05-2014 06:26 PM

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Lay'n out the shop dually in the sun........

wutnxt 06-09-2014 08:53 PM

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Well the board on project X has alot of wire on it for sure.......where did everyone go ?

Jeff La 06-09-2014 09:21 PM

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I'm here confused as all get out cause that looks really to complicated for me LOL

wutnxt 06-09-2014 10:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Jeff La (Post 6713548)
I'm here confused as all get out cause that looks really to complicated for me LOL

Well the board has made it bit farther then the picture shows as of today but it's complicated for sure. Project X has more options and wires then anything we have ever done before. The hulk truck has a ton of wire in it yet we were able to use a aftermarket harness and fuse block. That Project X truck has twice the wires the hulk truck does....

Bomp 06-09-2014 11:43 PM

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Im here. Peekin in all the time. Work looks Solid.

Also dig the shop truck all laid out.

wutnxt 06-10-2014 05:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Bomp (Post 6713806)
Im here. Peekin in all the time. Work looks Solid.

Also dig the shop truck all laid out.

Hey it's always a pleasure to have the great Bomp in the house....lol....Thanks man for the kind words. The shop dually has a crate 454
engine in it....it hauls dude...Most people think why would you have that then you lay the frame on the ground and everyone comes to check it out.

jlsanborn 06-13-2014 02:44 PM

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Very cool!

wutnxt 06-24-2014 09:35 AM

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I will try to get some pictures out in the sun today......if we have sun , I drove it yesturday and have some issues to fix no doubts on that....lol. But after i remembered to put the HEI excitire into the cap it fired right up at 1 am.....Note to self when really tired you make stupid mistakes....

Bomp 07-13-2014 01:17 AM

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Have you noticed the ceramic coated exhaust system has made a difference? temp, volume of exhaust note?

Paul Y 07-13-2014 04:44 AM

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Just read the entire thread whilst enjoying my Sunday morning cup of tea in bed. Very inspirational, now off too read your other posts so will require a refil!

P. :D

wutnxt 07-16-2014 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Bomp (Post 6758729)
Have you noticed the ceramic coated exhaust system has made a difference? temp, volume of exhaust note?

Well Bomp I can tell you this about the exhaust...

It seems to keep the heat in better ...I notice it doesn't pass the heat up to the cab floor as bad ....it sounds bad a$$ but i dumped it out early and I went with 2.5". It does stay hotter longer...So if you run it for a while and then go to some work down by the exhaust it will get you longer then you think. ( got me twice and have the burns to prove it ) But it sure looks wicked and I am doing it again shortly on two builds.

wutnxt 07-16-2014 03:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Paul Y (Post 6758775)
Just read the entire thread whilst enjoying my Sunday morning cup of tea in bed. Very inspirational, now off too read your other posts so will require a refil!

P. :D

Well Paul nice to meet you and welcome to one of my threads.....I am a big coffee guy myself so I understand the refill part....

wutnxt 07-16-2014 03:58 PM

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On a differnt note here is the updates.....

Went to a car show last weekend with the boys and we met really early and where at the show for 8 am. There were about 8 trucks with us and well I bought a 14 pack of Tims coffee ( thats the $hit for us canadains ) and well there was a incident with a bottle of baileys myself and a other board member here lol....so after that was gone we stepped it up to cranberry and well of course mixed that too . Now i don't want to give anyone the wrong imrpession of how we roll because thats not usually how it goes. But by 11 am I was done and ready to nap ...LMAO..So 4 hours later I was sunburnt...hot...and hung over and the show was almost over so we booked outa the show and headed home. I made it two blocks before i caught up to the rest of the trucks and they were all pulled over on the side of the road. They inform me that a raffle ticket i had bought took the second prize......Which long story short I won a 18 foot car trailer .....So even with a hang over it was a great show....

wutnxt 07-16-2014 04:02 PM

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Update 2

Hulk truck is awesome I love it and it drives like a brand new ride...lots of people seem to dig it and like the sinsiter Green combo .

Update 3
Two part.. 1962 Milk truck should arrive next week and i am pumped to mess with it and infact I am thinking of pressure washing the grime off it and seeing if i can get it to actually fire up and run....

Yes I bought a 1970 short box big window thats already been started and that i should get in a couple of weeks.....

Bomp 07-17-2014 05:48 AM

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Congrats on the 18' car trailer.
The '62 milk truck will be a cool build but whats your plans on the '70?
Thought I was busy, geesh, you got it going on big time.

wutnxt 07-17-2014 10:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Bomp (Post 6764394)
Congrats on the 18' car trailer.
The '62 milk truck will be a cool build but whats your plans on the '70?
Thought I was busy, geesh, you got it going on big time.

The milk truck I just wanna think about that for a bit it could really be cool ....I am going to see if i can just make it move and drive it's been sitting for 15 years in a field.

The 70 is going to be so low it leaves sparks.....I still have that 383 crossram set up that was dyno'd at 500 hp.....that would move it....but the LS stuff rocks so I am torn on that ......lol...I have been thinking about doing a wrap for it instead of the usual paint thing....but it's too early to say right now for sure


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