Project General JD "Ole Jack"

[Tennypicou1]

Repaired the tailgate had rust holes everywhere and painted I like the way it came out keep in mind I spray canned the paint job on this because it is an ongoing project when I am done with all the body work and body replacement it really needs it will get a professional paint job but that will be sometime from now it really needs a lot of new parts. I just made it as solid as possible so it can be driven and have fun with it while repairs are made.

[Tennypicou1]

Passenger side work being done it was worst than the drivers side by far and had some crazy repairs made took forever just to cut those out

[Tennypicou1]

more of the passenger side

[Tennypicou1]

So I was not a good documenter with the pictures was not really thinking about it at the time was so much work involved here is the truck after all the work was done

[Tennypicou1]

15% Tint installed and the first photo shoot for a charity benefit my tattoo artist was involved with

[Tennypicou1]

This is the photo they used for the poster for the event

[Tennypicou1]

Jack Daniel's logos installed and the shifter I use. I also recently raised the shifter so you can it through the windshield

[Tennypicou1]

Wood bed cover built and installed. Used old wood I got from an abandoned paper mill it was shelving sandwiched vinyl between the supports and the cover to keep it from leaking

[Tennypicou1]

Installed 17" FJ cruiser wheels with 225/70r17 in the front and 295/70r17 in rear had to spread the rear fenders, cut the lips, and bent them over to get the tires to fit the drivers side rear fender needs body work done to it after I found very thick bondo covering up damage

[Tennypicou1]

Wood bed cover stained and Jack Daniel's logo painted on

[Tennypicou1]

Trim rings installed

[Tennypicou1]

Currently working on installing CPP tubular trailing arms, rear sway bar, porterbuilt crossmember for the trailing arms, front power disc brake kit, upper and lower control arms, front sway bar, and power steering kit with quick ratio gear box.

[Tennypicou1]

And the brake spindles are 2.5" drop spindles

[TJ's Chevy]

Nice work!

[Tennypicou1]

Thanks! I got the porterbuilt crossmember for the trailing arms, CPP tubular trailing arms, and rear sway bar completed today. Started on the disc brakes and power steering have the passenger side disc brakes with drop spindles and new upper and lower control arms mounted up. Also got the drivers side all apart and the power steering quick ratio gear box mounted.

[TJ's Chevy]

I gotta say I really like the look with big tires filling the fender wells...makes it look better imp.

[Tennypicou1]

Thanks man I like how it turned out. I actually put those tires on it to bring down my rpms and with some luck on my side the speedo is now correct no more GPS.

[Tennypicou1]

Got the disc brakes on, power steering gear box on, and power steering pump installed. While installing the pitman arm it feel and chipped my tooth hurt like hell. Seems like everything I do with the old truck fights me the whole way. But tooth can be fixed and the truck will ride like a new one when I am done. Worth it!

[rusty76]

Neat truck.

[Tennypicou1]

Thank you

[Tennypicou1]

Had the wife helping with mounting the power brake booster today.

[Tennypicou1]

Finished the brake lines today. Bled the system. Same for the power steering. I love the stance with the 2.5" drop spindles and 2" drop springs in the front not sure if I want to leave the 4" drop in the rear or go lower. I like the rake but it is extreme. Pictures to follow tomorrow.

[TJ's Chevy]

P/B is always nice. lol

[1963c-10]

Nice progress and the projects rolling along quick. Keep up the pics and progress!!!

[doobiebro]

Originally Posted by Tennypicou1

Repaired the tailgate had rust holes everywhere and painted I like the way it came out keep in mind I spray canned the paint job on this because it is an ongoing project when I am done with all the body work and body replacement it really needs it will get a professional paint job but that will be sometime from now it really needs a lot of new parts. I just made it as solid as possible so it can be driven and have fun with it while repairs are made.

Nice build! Looks like we both have similar taste..