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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Lufkin, TX
Posts: 40
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Re: Grandpas 1977 Stepside
Great wheel and tire choice! How big of a pain was it painting the frame with the body still on? Suspension came out nice to, love how clean the frontend looks.
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: whittier calif
Posts: 160
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Re: Grandpas 1977 Stepside
Thanks all, I jacked it up one end at a time as high as my jack stands would go with a second set on also. And put rust remover grinder on a electric drill motor that was messy. When I painted it I used googles and mask cause all the overspray floats around . I will mask the frame and other painted parts and under coat inside panels the same way . I will pull off bed and clean up bottom of bed. I want to keep it drivable and not let the project overwhelm me by having every part taken off. Its not a show truck its just nice to work on it and have some fun with.
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