Bed is back on......
 

exhaust is done, just waiting on the brown truck to bring me an alternator bracket.

Do you have any pics of the rear of your frame? And how you built it? I would really like to see it thanks B.:flag:

here is one.

and the bag mount.

DAAAAAMMMMNNNN!!!!!!!!!! THAT IS LOOOOOOWWWWWW!!!!!! GOD HELP YA IF YOU HIT A SPEED WALL (A.K.A., BUMP).:D :bowtie: :flag: :burnout: :lol:

Lookin good got anymore pics.:metal:

wow that is slammed. What size tires and wheels u using

fronts are 245-45-17 and the rears are 20x10 with 305-50-20's, I wanted the pro street look twisted with a modern 20" wheel though...... throw in the old school look of an American Racing Torque Thrust II big and little combo and I think it works

you have done an incredible job. I hope my 68 looks half that good when it is done. Im not bagging it yet. just doin a 3/4 drop or maybe a 4/4/

do u have a straight on side view of your truck

Holy crap, you could drive over your own bed floor!

Pretty nice and low truck, that primer on it gives it that retro look,
What kind of disk brake setup are you running on the rear end?

well you definetly can say this one wasn't "photoshop'd"

Yes, thats a ton of high-quality, well thought out work! I still want to know how you're going to slide in the 4x8 plywood sheets from Home Depot though!:lol:

Slick stuff man, slick stuff.
You got that look nailed. Man would I love to see you cruising around in this area.

U gonna tub it or use a deck lid? I don't go for the low look, but that is sharp!

Thanks for the kind words.

I plan to make my own wheel tubs and bridge cover i have the equipment and would love to use the truck as an example.

The disc brakes are 73-87 fronts with dropped spindles.

the disc brakes on the rear are Ford explorer, i cheated and went with a 9" axle from Currie, they are easier to narrow than a GM, the explorer uses an integrated e-brake inside the rotor hat so it looks cleaner than a regular e-brake setup.

there is not much 68 mechanical stuff left on the truck.

The master cylinder and booster are from Master power brakes. www.mpbrakes.com

This is my daily driver so its not going to get the extreme touches, I just wanted something cool, dependable, and easy to commute in Phoenix traffic.

Sorry no side view shots yet, next time it is out I will get one.

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