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Join Date: Jan 2015
Location: Newcastle Oklahoma
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Im tying!! lol! these doors are testing my limits!
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Ventura, Ca.
Posts: 439
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Re: 1955 (2nd gen) first timer..
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In no way am I trying to tell you how to build your truck, but before you finish, do yourself a favor and look through Bam's build if you haven't already. http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s....php?t=440079/ You clearly have some awesome skills, like ol Bam does.... but look at some of the subtle things he did to the cab to clean it up. The square notch on the doors just below the windows, rounded, the rain cutters cleaned up... on and on and on.... you are headed in the right direction with the cowl vent and smoothing the dash (me likes a lot ![]() ![]() Nice work. ps you make me feel bad for not getting more done on mine, no more excuses!!!
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Location: Newcastle Oklahoma
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