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Re: Project '86
I missed somewhere that you changed the inner fender wells on the ft fenders. I am glad I caught that I was about to make the mistake of putting the single fenders in. Did they rub?
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I installed them before I decided to do the body drop so they were too low afterward. Since I had to redo them anyway I decided to change it up and go with the tandem axle trailer fender instead. |
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Re: Project '86
Little more from the '72 I am working on
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Re: Project '86
Slick little mount set up.
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Wow great work. From that 91 to that 72 and everything else in between. I am sure I missed something along the way buried in the many pages. Top notch.
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Poterbuilt or No Limit rear set up? Or your design?
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Re: Project '86
Nicely done ...
Also .... the shops got to be better than the old overhang & outdoors!! I've watched for a while. Great progress. |
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That's right ... the overhang was for the doorway into your crib.
KUDOS my friend & great job so far on both. |
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Re: Project '86
got the shocks mounted today
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Valves mounted
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Re: Project '86
Looks good.
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Got all the airline run today, just have to decide where to mount the water trap
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Double post....
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It's been a while since I chime in, as usual great work. I wish you was a lil closer to me.
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Thanks
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And now this build is done, will be back later to raise the bed floor and maybe some other stuff.
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Customer decided he wanted me to shave the passenger firewall. Should finish it up tomorrow
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Re: Project '86
Nice work.
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Re: Project '86
new toys are here!!
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Re: Project '86
Nice looking build as always man. New toys are always nice
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