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Your stuff looks pretty good though. Maybe you should give me some pointers. Last edited by highperf4x4; 03-14-2010 at 12:03 AM. |
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the truck looks awesome. i like your shopping cart engine stand btw.
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powdercoat clear... no brake booster on that beast yet?
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you have to stay on top of chrome to keep it dry or it'll get rusty, but it's so easy to wipe down and bring the shine out.
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thats where I bought the small block 400 from the guy rolled it out on it.. Mike I have not had time to really play with it....I am on the market for the big brake kit for it though.....
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I put the truck to work today and used it like a truck....
Spent the whole afternoon with my wife and kids in hollywood beach riding around on the bikes and had a picnic,,,,great times... It is so funny to see the guys with the high end vehicles not get 1/2 the attention my bucket got today
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Bigal, go to hot rod hotline and check the twin to your truck that is for sale.
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I know the owner of that truck and also know the builder. He was offered 65k and did not take it, he wants 100K for it....
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it is on ebay also (my truck's twin) http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1972-...item35a7f6eb34
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Wait I don't want to offend anyone Al but I think your truck looks just as good.
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His truck is 100% perfect there are zero flaws on it..Mine was painted ten years ago and it shows. His truck is at another level for sure. However it is not a cruiser like mine it is a "SHOW Truck" so after seeing both of the trucks at depth I would say that we are not in the same class in any way shape or form. Hell someone offers me 65k for my truck I will deliver it personally and leave it with a full tank of gas..
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I do not look at a 65k, 100k vehicle the same way as i look at someones vehicle that they spent some time on. Anyone with $$ can have one sick vehicle but someone that spends their own time on it IMO has the more respectable one. Even just a little work on it. You can spend 100k and not know crap about these trucks.
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I agree with Travis. Your truck is every bit as cool/nice. Plus the enjoyment of working and driving them. You can't put a price on that.
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al your truck definately is nicer! i like your wheels better!
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Al, truck looks great! I know you paid someone not too long ago to apply the chevrolet decals on your tailgate, but imo installing a tailgate molding as the one that truck on ebay has would definetely make your truck's rear look a lot better, check it out....
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Juanito, I never thought about adding that molding in fact I did not even think I could use it but thats a thought I will have to look into it. My friend installed the letters for free and the letters cost me 7.00 so not a big lost if I take them off.
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You don't even need to take them off. Just cover them up. I prefer the tailgate moulding too.
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were did you get your seats done i live in boca
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they were done by the previos owner in a shop called Southern Auto Trim in Fort Lauderdale..
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you guys have me thinking about it and I never really paid attention to it but I just may have to order the molding with the clips. I wonder if someone has picts of the install how many holes have to be drilled.
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There are 12 screws.
http://www.lmctruck.com/icatalog/cb/full.aspx?Page=41 There's a link to the molding from lmc and it shows you basically how it attaches. I'd tape it in place and then drill the holes. |
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There is also another piece that goes at the bottom of the tailgate if you don't use the larger molding. I see you have the top piece on the tailgate already.
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Thanks guys you all just cost me another $200.00
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Time to get even......get your credit card ready... http://www.summitracing.com/search/?...owerball&dds=1 this is what I use for polishing all my billet stuff.
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