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Old 09-12-2015, 12:16 AM   #1
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The front shocks are in place and the frame is complete. After being away for almost 2 years, I'll finally have it back at my shop. Now to tear it all back down and send to powder coating.
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Seeing this build with updates is literally the highlight of my day. You guys have done some amazing work on this thing. Ready for more!!!
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Yeah- everything you look at is a holy crap moment! Especially like the Watts Link!
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Old 09-15-2015, 09:11 AM   #10
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Seeing this build with updates is literally the highlight of my day. You guys have done some amazing work on this thing. Ready for more!!!
Glad y'all are interested and enjoying watching it slowly come together. I've been waiting for this day for it to come back home for a long time. Ready to get back to work on the body.
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I'm jumping in late. 37 pages to go through, I guess I'll be reading for a while to catch up.
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It's well worth it. Tons of "porn" towards the beginning! Hahaha
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Want to look at her a few days before I tear her down..
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Beautiful!!! It looks even better in its own element! Top notch work and perseverance, I've followed since the beginning, and I can't wait to see this wild thing hit the pavement full bodied and under its own power!! Your a true imagineer Brannon! Keep it up!
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Old 09-17-2015, 10:22 AM   #20
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Beautiful!!! It looks even better in its own element! Top notch work and perseverance, I've followed since the beginning, and I can't wait to see this wild thing hit the pavement full bodied and under its own power!! Your a true imagineer Brannon! Keep it up!
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Looks awesome!!!! Glad it's back at home.

Sooooo...... what does the golf cart run in the quarter?!? haha!
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Looks awesome!!!! Glad it's back at home.

Sooooo...... what does the golf cart run in the quarter?!? haha!
Funny you noticed it over in the corner. That's another one of my projects for the kiddos. Old 671 blower, dual carbs and slicks out back. Be cool if it actually powered it. Just a 16 horse Yamaha. It will be neat to cruise around at the car shows.
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Old 09-19-2015, 06:08 PM   #23
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All disassembled and going to GRT in Greenbrier, Ar for powder coating Monday morning. Had fun by myself and in such tight quarters but it's ready. Frame will be done in a gunmetal metallic to match the wheels. Will be also ditching the red and black theme. Will now move on to paint the entire drive train to match the frame. All accents will be polished aluminum. Decided the truck will be viper red.
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I would like to see more of that Golf cart!!
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Got the frame coated and reassembled.
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