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Old 01-05-2017, 03:10 PM   #1
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Thanks, yes I will be very careful if I get caught in the rain, been there done that myself
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Old 01-14-2017, 03:51 PM   #2
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Got some primer on the driver side..
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And I also have the a arms and springs in, time to pick up some wheel bearings and seals
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Truck's looking great, and it's good to see you getting some therapy in after a couple hard hits lately. Is this primer close to the final color? I'm definitely liking the direction you're taking with this truck and look forward to seeing those massive tires under it for the first time.
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Old 01-17-2017, 10:11 AM   #6
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Truck's looking great, and it's good to see you getting some therapy in after a couple hard hits lately. Is this primer close to the final color? I'm definitely liking the direction you're taking with this truck and look forward to seeing those massive tires under it for the first time.
Thanks Corey, yes therapy is great !! The primer is very close to the final color, it is actually an olive colored 2k primer so it does give a good idea of the final look. I am about to take the body back apart and start priming and painting the individual parts which at that point I can also get the motor and tranny on the frame and my exhaust all fitted and mounted. Tires and wheels are being mounted today.
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Did you install the control arm bushings yourself? Its something I will be looking at doing some day.
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Build looks good Larry. You've gotten a lot done since I stopped by a few months go.
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Old 01-14-2017, 07:15 PM   #10
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Build looks good Larry. You've gotten a lot done since I stopped by a few months go.
Thanks John, hope to be driving it this summer, I have been wide open on it, the week and a half Christmas vacation really helped
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Thanks John, hope to be driving it this summer, I have been wide open on it, the week and a half Christmas vacation really helped
I keep going deeper and deeper on my new engine. I'll be amazed if mine gets out this year (unless we hit the powerball and I can get everything I need to finish it sooner).
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Old 01-16-2017, 08:05 AM   #12
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I keep going deeper and deeper on my new engine. I'll be amazed if mine gets out this year (unless we hit the powerball and I can get everything I need to finish it sooner).
I hear ya, after seeing some of those prices for your tranny and all I see why, nothing is cheap anymore though
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Did you install the control arm bushings yourself? Its something I will be looking at doing some day.
Yes, it is not that difficult
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Man, it is really coming along great! Looks killer for sure
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Ordered the stencils today for the lettering and the star for the door
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I will be interested to see the door art.
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Loving it!
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Old 01-15-2017, 08:21 AM   #18
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Thanks Aaron, it is a lot of work but will definitely be a reward when I can drive it this summer
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Its 50% on its way to rolling on its own
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The new lettered tailgate, bought this from Orangecrate at the truck nationals in Carlisle last year..
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Think I may have to build a pair of tubs
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I will be interested to see the door art.
Me too that means I am really getting close to sitting in the seat.
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Love the look of the big and little wheels and tires ,Old School.
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Me too John. . Cant beat old school
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