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Very very sad about Tommy's passing. He was way too young. Never got to tell him in person how much I loved his Truck. Probably my favorite Classic Truck ever. Didn't know it got featured on Powerblock. That's great!
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Can't wait to see the new truck completed!
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The TV show was awesome!!! I'm sure he was smiling! TC is taking good care of it. We're thinking of tearing it back down, when I finish the latest 72, tubbing it, and building an engine with a supercharger out of the hood..... it has an LT1 with the 4L60E, but he wants more! Best wishes "T"!
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Gonna have to see if I can't find that episode Mark. I could see tubbing the rear. What width rear wheels is he running now?
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They are 8 or 10 inch, on a Chevy Colorado rear end with a 4 link and coilovers.
I wanted to Armorall the tire treads in that pic, and they said it wouldn't show...I did get to play with Courtney's ruby red shoes from Paris, she's more than meets the eye for sure, she's not reading from a monitor, she reads the lines for a few minutes before the take, and has it memorized that quick! Amazing, I've never met anyone with that kinda memory. |
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She could ride in my truck anyday!
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Yes, I am building one like this for someone. Medium green, and white, but with a wood floor this time. It should be as nice, or better than the last I hope! Already have most everything for it, so it should go pretty fast, the weather isn't cooperating very well right now! I need to get the frame home from the blaster...
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I can't believe I never saw this buid thread. Great job!
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Absolutely dyno-mite!
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You got another build thread for the other 72 you are building?
Got my 68 in Dad's garage right now. Been putting the wood floor back in it.
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That was the coolest thread I have ever seen. Your build was truly outstanding. I love they way these trucks look when they are all original. Great job and god bless.
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That was a very nice comment!!! I agree with you, these trucks look really nice restored to original. They are an eye catcher for sure! I have done the chop, drop, flop, thing ( About to do a 40 Plymouth coupe), but original is much harder, you have to follow a guidline, and everyone picks out the finest of details! With modified builds, you can use you're own imagination, the sky, and dollars, are the only limits! Thanks again!
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Well, it is pretty easy to pickout the finest details on your '72. It starts at the front bumper and ends at the rear bumper, then start at the ground and go upt o the roof. See? Simple!
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I picked up some old weathered barnwood on a job in Georgia and had a family member that owns a cabinet shop over in Cottontown to plane it down, cut it to length, and cut the grooves in it. Turned out great for my build. Just letting you know in case you decide to do your own wood instead of buying it.
http://s305.photobucket.com/albums/n...t=IMAG0469.jpg I would ride over right now if I knew you were gonna be there. Killing some time today.
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Hey Roadracer where are you I am in Pulaski, TN, there is a member here on the board with an NOS wood floor I will find his info and PM you.
What town are you in I would love to stop by and get some ideas I am in a debate with myself about the metal work my local guy here is saying give him a day and I have stoped in and talked with another forum member about doing the work but he is a couple hundred miles away. Nothing beats good prep work. Any ideas where a man can find good NOS parts I am always looking. West
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Amazing just read the entire thread and I am impressed.
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Thanks, twas a lot of hard work!!!
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