56 3100 LS Powered Boat Puller project
 

Been working on this all new steel project since 2014 and down to the interior work now. Check out the full story in my album with about 50 pics and notes.

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Still fumbling around learning how to do pictures in my posts!

Thanks Draven for the tips, I'll get the hang of it someday

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Album?..what album..

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Man I'm struggling here, but bear with me.

Here is the link to my album that should be in my profile.

Let me know if this works!

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/a...p?albumid=2396

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Yup. That works

its nice!

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Oh yeah..that is sweet..looks great in black to

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This might help with your pic posting....http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...sting+pictures

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Thanks for the tips! Trying again here and lets see how this looks

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Really nice build. Enjoyed the innovation!!!

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Yes ditto on the beautiful work you did here. I have a boat puller too Im building with a hidden hitch and all the wiring to go with it. Love seeing all you innovative new ideas.

Thanks for sharing

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That intake cover is awesome!

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Where did you get the tonneau cover from?

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Just finished reading through your album, awesome work!!

Interested in how you widened the rear fenders....could you give us a little insight?
I have bought my wheels and now must make the decision on whether to widened the rear fenders or narrow the rearend....

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Forgive me for the slow reply, its been a busy spring and summer already!

I cut 1 1/4 off the original fenders at the lip and welded that to the new fenders with a billion spot welds real slow to avoid warping the new steel. Keep in mind when you do this, your outer dimensions will grow slightly and will need to re-do your mounting holes on the bed as they wont line up anymore. It was just enough added to avoid having to tub the already small bed.

Tonneau is Truxedo and I put them on all my trucks! Although they quit making white, I had my local upholstry shop replicate it using boat top material. The white cover now really sets off the two tone cab well.

Made the intake cover using 3" exhaust tubing split down the middle and welded to a flat plate. There is a custom bracket under the "hat" that picks up the factory mount bases and transfers to hidden bolts just under the outside edge of the cover.

Glad you like the tricks!