Project truck dream 65"

[Grizz1963]

Originally Posted by lenguini

Been on this site for a while now,figured its time to show my build.Ill start with the pics or when I got her home.It came from Scottsdale,but grew up in the salty area of Utah..so there was some sheet metal issues !

Most think Im crazy and should have started with a better truck,you should all know that after hearing this from friends....I now had something to prove and was determined even more to do it !

02/24/12

That was what you said.

And you have certainly triumphed !!

Well done.

It's a pity most people only see a shiny white truck, and not the days and hours of specialist fabrication you and others have done.

I am sure you are pleased and proud of the truck, and rightfully so.

[lenguini]

Originally Posted by Grizz1963

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02/24/12

That was what you said.

And you have certainly triumphed !!

Well done.

It's a pity most people only see a shiny white truck, and not the days and hours of specialist fabrication you and others have done.

I am sure you are pleased and proud of the truck, and rightfully so.

Thank you for this...wow been a stretch till now...and yes many hours.It will be officially Christened on a trip down to the Grand Canyon.Looking soon for a tent/trailer that will be cool enough to haul behind it.I have a good feeling Ill find and then modify one!

Once again thanks for what you posted...really appreciate it my friend.

[Grizz1963]

Originally Posted by lenguini

Thank you for this...wow been a stretch till now...and yes many hours.It will be officially Christened on a trip down to the Grand Canyon.Looking soon for a tent/trailer that will be cool enough to haul behind it.I have a good feeling Ill find and then modify one!

Once again thanks for what you posted...really appreciate it my friend.

An absolute pleasure.

You deserve all the praise you get.

Take a look at this thread of a build I did.
http://retrorides.proboards.com/thre...ompleted-build

I am sure it is well within your skill set.

Alternately of course, buy an incomplete project and finish to your tastes.