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Thanks rockin, doin my best to get it right!
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subscribed! --- looks like fun and many ideas to use.... thanks for the 'shaving info'.... next on my list of things to do.
And where did you set (what degree) your lower link arms and your diff yoke for mock up??? 3 or 4 degrees or?
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It at 2 degrees at the moment. I haven't set the motor in yet or added motor mounts to the frame..I still have to do the fire wall and do set the motor around the same time...after is which I will set the degree the rearend. I just have to see when I get to the point.....with most 4 links you can adjust them Posted via Mobile Device |
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working on the passenger side , adding a new step/rocker and cab corner. in the picture below you can see how the bottom of the cab corner on the driver seems more narrow than where it meets with the rocker. So i started fabrication a new one on the passenger side. Still needs some final tweeking before it gets welded in.
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05-21-2015, 08:12 AM | #31 |
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Nice job on the rocker. I had to tweak mine a little also.
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Thanks a bunch kim57
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I had to make both rockers on the cab corners to match the step rocker. subscribe
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05-25-2015, 09:15 PM | #34 |
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I love the frame. Good job!!
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Made a little more progress the past few weeks. I finished up on the passengers step and lower hinge pocket and had to tweak back them into shape( for they were twisted slightly and the doors had poor fitment due to it) the last owner did not install the steps that were replace before properly.
I also started fixing the driver door gaps, still have the back side to finish up...... painfully SLOW and tedious work had to also replace inside the door jamb/ step area for they were beat up pretty good __________________ |
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WOW....amazing work. I love the frame
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Nice job, door gap looks great...Jim
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Looking real good.
The doors on these trucks were terrible from the factory. Yours looks real good. Kim |
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Your truck looks really good! nice build!
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Thanks All, much appreciaed
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Super sweet project man. Loving it so far!
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Late to the party... nice work...
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nice work
one thing about tightening all your door gaps... these trucks move. a lot my door gaps are twice as wide as yours and have chips in the paint from contact with the door frame
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well got a little more done today. filled in the door gap on the back side of the door...almost finished with it , just gotta work the up where the mirror mount area and shave up by the curved part of the window post to complete...Also got a new (well new to me) air compressor. and put my old compressor on semi-retirement
This is my old compressor (sears 10cfm 30 gal) which my dad gave to me 15 years ago which it used to be his...He bought it in 1968 and he/we built probably 40-45 air boats with it among trailers and other things....it still runs ok i guess...its to sentimental to me to get rid of, so i'll give it to my son as he gets older... mind you he's only 15 yrs old. but it will be good for him to have to air up tires and small projects And now for the BIG BOY 2011 (curtis 24cfm 80 gal) did i mention I LOVE NEW TOOLS , LOL |
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Gap looks good.
Nice compressor. Kim |
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Nice compressor
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As you see the window post didnt line up with the cowl to well. I drew a line where i needed to move it down into place.
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Nice job...Jim
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Thank you jim, my appreciated
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Looking good! I gotta know, what's size are those wheels? And what's the width on the rears?
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