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Old 08-15-2013, 10:17 PM   #1
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Cool video! It wasn't bad. At least you know what to expect next time. Even celebrities gotta start somewhere.

Although I've seen pics before, it's funny because with the beard you remind me of a skinnier version of my father-in-law. He does body work/paint on big rigs for a transportation company.
What??? I'm not a celebrity??? JK far from it. Now that I looked at the video on the PC and not my phone it isn't too bad. Like you said I now know what to expect. BTW thanks!!

This is the longest I've ever grown my beard. My wife can stand it. I'm mixed. I forget it 's even there. Do you have a pic of your FIL?


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Watched the video.
Wish the interviewer would of let you talk freely about the restoration and modifications made. He seemed rushed/nervous while interviewing. IMO
Glad I can go over your build and look at each part of the build again and again. Worth more to me than any magazine article.
Great job with the interview, I bet there will be more to come.
Truck looks Awesome!
Thank you Cr. Bomp. I was the last recording he did at this show. He was gone pretty quick after shooting this. I'll try to talk more if there is a next time.

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Alan, your truck gets better everytime I see it...
I appreciate it Don. It did look good in the video. Shannon and I had a great trip.

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Wow. I've honestly skimmed through your build several times 180 pled pages is a lot
But I have to say. Seeing the walk around, you can see all the attention to detail. Great job, very nice truck!
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Maybe I can do a full walk around to show the complete truck. BTW thank you for the comments.
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Old 08-16-2013, 12:34 AM   #2
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What??? I'm not a celebrity??? JK far from it.

This is the longest I've ever grown my beard. My wife can stand it. I'm mixed. I forget it 's even there. Do you have a pic of your FIL?
No, I was trying to infer that you ARE a celebrity. As such, you (like other celebs) gotta start somewhere. Make more sense?

And my wife can't even stand if my facial hair gets prickly, lol. I've only let it grow out to "beard" status once before, but it wasn't anywhere near as long as yours. I usually just rock the goatee or soul patch. I'll see if I can find a good pic of my FIL. I don't think my wife has ever seen him without a beard.
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Loved the Video, and your truck looks great. I didn't even recognize you with that long beard. I had a full beard for a long time right after I got married, and after we had our first kid. When I shaved it off, my son cried. I scared him because he didn't know who I was. When a new guy started work at a dealer I worked for, they put him next to me in a open stall. After the guy got to know me, he said to me that he was afraid of me, because I looked bad a$$. My hair was also pretty long.
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Old 08-16-2013, 04:07 PM   #4
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I've read your entire thread over the years of the build and it gives me something to shoot for...although your truck is a prime example of what years of experience will do for you. I'm just starting to cut into the rust repairs on my truck, and I don't think you had to replace the footwells on yours, but was wondering if you could give some advice/tips on what to expect when working with them? Or, if you or someone can give me a link to follow that breaks that repair down for me? Thanks in advance! Also, thanks for posting in your build thread, even after your truck is "done."
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Old 08-16-2013, 08:31 PM   #5
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No, I was trying to infer that you ARE a celebrity. As such, you (like other celebs) gotta start somewhere. Make more sense?

And my wife can't even stand if my facial hair gets prickly, lol. I've only let it grow out to "beard" status once before, but it wasn't anywhere near as long as yours. I usually just rock the goatee or soul patch. I'll see if I can find a good pic of my FIL. I don't think my wife has ever seen him without a beard.
Yes Sir it made sense before, I was trying to be funny.

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Loved the Video, and your truck looks great. I didn't even recognize you with that long beard. I had a full beard for a long time right after I got married, and after we had our first kid. When I shaved it off, my son cried. I scared him because he didn't know who I was. When a new guy started work at a dealer I worked for, they put him next to me in a open stall. After the guy got to know me, he said to me that he was afraid of me, because I looked bad a$$. My hair was also pretty long.
Heck, I'd be scared to work next to you also.

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I've read your entire thread over the years of the build and it gives me something to shoot for...although your truck is a prime example of what years of experience will do for you. I'm just starting to cut into the rust repairs on my truck, and I don't think you had to replace the footwells on yours, but was wondering if you could give some advice/tips on what to expect when working with them? Or, if you or someone can give me a link to follow that breaks that repair down for me? Thanks in advance! Also, thanks for posting in your build thread, even after your truck is "done."
Thank you Joe,

Back when I was doing the kick panels on mine there wasn't any patch panels for these trucks kick panels. I took a 67-72 panel and modified it. I really need some pics of your truck to see where your at. I looked for a build thread on yours but didn't see it.

My advice right now would to be sure the doors close good now with good gaps. Brace the cab 3 ways length width and height. Braceing really depends on how deep your going. More than likely when you cutting a foot well out the the A post will be separated from the floor. Make the bracing so the doors will close. I have plenty of pics of the bracing in my truck. Cut the rusty panels off one by one. Other than the outer rocker save all you cut out for patterns on your patch panels and label them. Screw or tack new panels in place as you rebuild so you can make sure everything is where it should be. If not it's pretty easy to undo them. Once things are in place and the door opens and closes with the seal on (taped in place) then it can be finished welding together. Plus lots of patience.

I've got some pics in my build of the kick panels. I'll see if I can locate them.
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Old 08-17-2013, 02:33 PM   #7
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Found me an metal cooler



I want it to be like this



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That cooler will look great with your truck. Instead of Orange Crunch, you should put "Allan's Classics" with it painted your color. Just a thought.
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Old 08-17-2013, 08:43 PM   #9
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That cooler will look great with your truck. Instead of Orange Crunch, you should put "Allan's Classics" with it painted your color. Just a thought.
yeah, would be good to promote his business name in some form....& I think something that incorporates Vitamin C-10 would be cool
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That cooler will look great with your truck. Instead of Orange Crunch, you should put "Alan's Classics" with it painted your color. Just a thought.
Great idea Dennis!! I like it.

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yeah, would be good to promote his business name in some form....& I think something that incorporates Vitamin C-10 would be cool
I like this idea as well to incorporate them both together like you said. "Project Vitamin C10 by Alan's Classics"

Thanks guys!!
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I like this idea as well to incorporate them both together like you said. "Project Vitamin C10 by Alan's Classics"

Thanks guys!!
Welcome! With the artist/designer gene in me, what initially crossed my mind was something keeping with the Orange Crush theme except maybe showcasing a vintage glass bottle somehow. And either directly on the bottle or scripted beside/beneath as some type of slogan/phrase, Vitamin C-10 could be incorporated. And with two large sides to work with, you could maybe do an Alan's Classic design on one side & the Orange Crush idea on the other...or make the sides matching designs, & leave the other design for the lid.

I'm sure your pinstriper will have plenty of good ideas as well though.

Dang it, now you got the artistic side of my brain churning!
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1993 Chevy C-1500 short/step Retro-Rod (Sold)
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You would think with all that chewin going on your beard wouldn't be so white. Great job. Trucks lookin sharp.
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video is awesome alan, picture board turned out great as well,cant wait to see the cooler. you know the more I study your truck the more I see how I should have done things, awesome
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video is awesome alan, picture board turned out great as well,cant wait to see the cooler. you know the more I study your truck the more I see how I should have done things, awesome
Thank you sir for all the kind comments. There's some things I would change if I did it again.

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Congrats on the Award!

Can't wait to see the cooler... I know it's going to be
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CONGRATS Alan. Good job
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Thanks Don!! I talked to the sign painter at church this morning he has a great idea but not sure we can incorporate it into the plans I emailed him last week. It will be similar to the old orange crush signage but will be geared towards Vitamin C10. His change/suggestion has to do with the mascot.

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Looking at an old "Orange Crush" sign with the mascot...
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the obvious change would be bottle to wrench... or ...
Gots me to a thinkin'!!!
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the obvious change would be bottle to wrench... or ...
Gots me to a thinkin'!!!
Thanks Don. You must have been posting when I was and missed this. He wants to change the mascot some by having it hold a vitamin C10 pill. Once I get him the cooler he work it up.
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Almost got it done. Paint was still do green to finish putting it together.


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Can't wait to see it complete with logo, lookin Great!!!
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