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Roll pan
Does anyone have a roll pan on there truck iam very curious to see how it looks. Please post pics if you have one thanks
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Re: Roll pan
do you want to see a front roll pan or a rear, i have a rear on my 68, heres a pic
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Re: Roll pan
here's a front one
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Re: Roll pan
WOW! I like the look of that front rollpan. What kind of work was involved in that? Joseph
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Re: Roll pan
Here is a few pictures of a front one also
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Re: Roll pan
I like the look of a front roll pan but I was wondering what happens if you need to remove a fender or grill?? In this photo is looks integrated into a single piece.
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Re: Roll pan
Here ya go
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also If I had to seperate any of the parts I would have to do some cutting away from my welds and do more body work. but I guess It was either the options of looking the way i wanted it to or not. but i chose to have it the way I wanted it to look, so I guess thats my loss on body work If I had to do it all over again. But It wouldnt take long actually to do body work on the front clip or any other parts attached. |
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Re: Roll pan
is that a summit fuel cell hiding under the bed?
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Re: Roll pan
no its an 18 gal aluminum tank from kustomtanks.com i just threw a summit sticker on it, than about 20 people asked me for the summit part number so i took the sticker off. hahaha
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Re: Roll pan
BTW beautiful truck sanford66
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Re: Roll pan
Or I mean mixermike..sorry for multi posts Its not allowing me to Edit any posts for some odd reason.
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Re: Roll pan
I believe those front shots are of Fibreglass one piece front ends. Al W.
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Re: Roll pan
i can't speak for Jeffs70 but mine is steel.....i would guess his is too
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Re: Roll pan
Wow you guys didn't make that any easier they all look great awesome job.
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Re: Roll pan
Theres more than a few in my photobucket in my sig
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Re: Roll pan
My 58 had a rear roll pan when I got it. I don't like them so I put a stock chrome bumper behind it.
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Re: Roll pan
While everyone's posting could anyone share which states they've had trouble with roll pans in?
My eventual plans hope for roll pans front and rear with nerf bars (like Bonneville push bars) on the front, which I hear circumvents the bumper issue in states requiring them but I'm watching this thread for ideas, too--I like those two fronts so far. Did you have to bob the frame horns?
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