06-08-2012, 10:48 PM | #426 |
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Yep, just gonna block of the extras and the fuel gauge works but I think we did adjust the float to reach the bottom.
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Ok thanks for the info!
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06-10-2012, 12:37 AM | #428 |
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I did some test fitting today because I needed to see about hiding some wires and if the Captainfab brake booster bracket was going to work with my column.
I took some pics so I could reference them later, thought you might want to see them. I still have a lot of touching up to do and some rewiring but so far it seems the wires are going to be hid pretty well.
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Nice work as always Rex!
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just read the entire thread, you take good pictures and plenty of them. You do good looking work. I painted my Porche the same co;or
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Thanks Mike, one of these days we are both gonna get done!
Thanks for the compliments!
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Nice work !
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looks great i would like to drive out and see it in person somtime
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Thanks Mike
Anytime! But you have to bring some rain with ya
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Well, I got the bracket and booster painted and re-mounted
I also put her back on the ground so I could look at the clearance. I have around 5 in of room but I have these old tires are 29 in so my clearance will be and inch or two lower. I really need to decide on the wheels, I keep going back and forth on 18's and 20's. I am actually sick of trying to figure it out, but I have the doors and fenders wet sanded and they will be painted soon so it is time to decide!!!
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Tires are cheaper and much more common for 20s
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I think I am getting closer until I remember those bedsides...makes my fingers hurt just thinkin about sanding it. lol
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The ole girl is looking good. Where did you get your radiator if you dont mind sharing?
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Thanks! The radiator is from Speedway, I got it for around $150 if I remember correctly and that included shipping.
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LOL. I hear ya brother... once is gonna be rough enough!
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Put in the speaker enclosures. I decided to wait on a speaker box behind the seat and utilize the space for storage for now, the bolt holes for the gas tank stuck out pretty bad so I had a piece of metal bent to cover them.
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Looks good! I need to carpet my rear wall...
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Love the red with black you and me think a lot alike
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I am taking that as a compliment!!
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i just read the entire thread. Very nice truck and very informative. I can't wait to see what's next.
I was debating on shortening my truck from a long bed step to a short wide, as I going to talk to a guy tomorrow about a short bed donor soon. I've been eying it for a little bit. I'm digging the red too. Oh, and as far as driving in KC. If you ever go up again, hit me up. I just moved from there in Nov., I can give you some round about ways so you don't have to go right through down town KC. What did you do with the 6 lug steelies? Keep up the awesome job. |
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Wow great build ! Don't know why I didn't found it sooner.
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I traded the steelies to a guy here locally. Thanks for the compliments!
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Looking good. Is the stereo connected to see how the speakers sound? I've been wondering if they buzz or anything before I commit to buying a set for my truck.
As for the wheels, maybe look at 17" if you don't want the larger wheels. Pretty common OEM tire size now (our denali has them).
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