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Awsome your getting some help with parts. Door looks good.

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Holy cow. I love the idea. If it looks anything like the rendering it will look awesome.

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Looking forward to seeing it at SEMA this year. Looks killer!

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Grooovy. You guys have mad skills!

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Great project! Cant wait to see more pics.

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Turned out pretty good

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Inside looks good too

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Now for the driver side...

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You can add up to 5 pics per post. Just go back and keep adding pics until you get to 5.

Good progress!

Gary

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Originally Posted by GASoline71 (Post 6696812)

You can add up to 5 pics per post. Just go back and keep adding pics until you get to 5.

Good progress!

Gary

I was trying but it just kept replacing my last uploaded pic...I wish I could figure it out...

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Them welds look like they're pretty smooth. Are you going to have any body filler in them?

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Originally Posted by 67chevy1 (Post 6696952)

Them welds look like they're pretty smooth. Are you going to have any body filler in them?

We will have do a little fiberglass work and least amount of filler as possible. There's no way around it...even the best body men out there use it, just don't show the work...but the panels are turning out real straight.

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Thanks for all the great comments! I try to do everything as smooth and perfect as possible. But I was taught a long time ago to put a little something over ur welds. I use everglass and seamseal the inside. I like extra protection! Lol. Then I skimcoat the whole panel. I hope everyone is enjoying seeing this build as much as I am doing it. I'm hoping I will be starting on the chop top next week after both doors r done.

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Crazy stuff going on right there,but I like it...looks good

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Just got back from seeing all the progress on the build and couldn't be happier. BR takes a lot of pride in his work and it shows...think he needs a raise Bryan! Also glad to see MSA, Motorsports Authority being so involved in the partnership of this build. Bryan has been busy too and much thanks. The work on this build is at almost a seven day a week gig, lots to be accomplished in a short period. But we hope to keep having these tutural styled pics coming to you almost everyday. And we would love to answer any questions along the way. I just want everyone to know I appreciate the feedback. Also go on Facebook and give MSA Motorsports Authority a like to see their other builds and products. Thanks.

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Filling in the gaps...

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I hope you won the lottery, that truck is gonna cost some change! Looks like you are doing something that no one else has even attempted though. Should be a pretty awesome truck when you are done.

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Originally Posted by dan42 (Post 6700575)

I hope you won the lottery, that truck is gonna cost some change! Looks like you are doing something that no one else has even attempted though. Should be a pretty awesome truck when you are done.

Yes, very costly build. Luckily BR cutting me some slack, kinda something we both wanted to see done. We wanted something very different and couldn't find where this have ever been attempted with a C10. We have also been able to do some trading here and to help out.

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Door jam metal work finished.

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Little bit of glass work

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