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JimDirt · 09-29-2015, 04:03 PM

Cool ! , yea i have seen his adds on Craigslist , i will contact him , the guy in Meridian is named Mark , he is young , but he knows his stuff , just a bit spendy on some things , other things , he is really fair , he is near Meridian Speedway , his shop is off Franklin and Meridian Rd, he is in the industrial complex there , he cut the bed/frame down to 6 ft on my friends 68 longbed , the metal work is so good , you could almost get away with just painting it where the cut/weld was done , really impressive some of the things he has going on in his shop

Also , from what i think i am reading in some of the Projects posts , the column on my truck is pressed on to the steering box , so i am assuming it can be removed with a rubber mallet ?? , by banging on it at the bottom and getting it to pop off the box shaft ??

09-29-2015, 04:03 PM	#18
JimDirt Registered User Join Date: Sep 2015 Location: Weiser , Idaho Posts: 127	Re: New here , 58 under bed tank questions and more Cool ! , yea i have seen his adds on Craigslist , i will contact him , the guy in Meridian is named Mark , he is young , but he knows his stuff , just a bit spendy on some things , other things , he is really fair , he is near Meridian Speedway , his shop is off Franklin and Meridian Rd, he is in the industrial complex there , he cut the bed/frame down to 6 ft on my friends 68 longbed , the metal work is so good , you could almost get away with just painting it where the cut/weld was done , really impressive some of the things he has going on in his shop Also , from what i think i am reading in some of the Projects posts , the column on my truck is pressed on to the steering box , so i am assuming it can be removed with a rubber mallet ?? , by banging on it at the bottom and getting it to pop off the box shaft ??