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Down_South_Boi 07-10-2009 02:29 PM

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nice truck

cerebus 07-10-2009 03:58 PM

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Love it! And don't call me a copy cat, because I'm going to steal some idea's!

Sinister 07-10-2009 05:23 PM

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That's a righteous truck.

LOW DOUGH 07-16-2009 04:06 PM

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I love it

86Hoopty 08-03-2009 01:03 AM

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awesome truck

highperf4x4 08-28-2009 12:45 AM

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Righteous.


6' shifter! :haha:

prostreetC-10 09-02-2009 11:23 AM

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Hey are you making fun of my shifter??? It looks funny without the bench seat in but looks normal with the seat in. I don't want to have to touch my toes to shift.

What is a righteous truck?

Sinister 09-02-2009 02:20 PM

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What is a righteous truck?

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highperf4x4 09-02-2009 09:52 PM

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:lol:

laplander 09-27-2009 09:58 PM

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This is exactly what I want to do to the '67.:metal: Any updates on your progress?

IvelDesigns 09-27-2009 11:00 PM

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badass man

Hart_Rod 10-04-2009 06:45 PM

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Why no updates? :D On a side note, what are you using for e-brake cables?

chevyndn 10-04-2009 08:50 PM

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thats a sweet ride!!!!

nuke1 10-04-2009 11:15 PM

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Holy cow that is some serious rubber under that truck, i LOVE it. truck is a real head turner to me, and that mustang oh yah, that will turn out real nice, everyone needs to learns on something first.

Hottrucks 02-07-2010 01:32 PM

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Originally Posted by prostreetC-10 (Post 3364793)

This truck is fun and a great project to practice on. At some point I'm going to look for a cab to start doing final work on. I wanted to get this to a point where I could drive it and have fun. I don't like to work on something for years and not get to enjoy it on the road. This way, I'll be able to completely do all the body work and paint and then simply do a fender/bed and body swap. I will pull the motor and trans so I can do the frame too but at least I won't have huge down time.

It amazes me the heads this thing turns in its current "patina" state......and I'm also talking before the motor hung out of the hood.


Dude are you my long lost Brother???

thanx for the pics of the bed now I can start ...ummm...tuning my bed floor...I have 2 stock rallies out being turned into 13"wide ( its the happy medium between the 15 and 18.5 tires... because who knows what the next tire deal will be) keep an eye out in my build thread...I snagged a set of cup car trailing arms and a set of 3:73's tat I'm going to keep straight using the cup car panard bar mounts and a long bar

couple questions...hows the ride, tire wear and how much air are you running??

71402BB 03-04-2010 12:24 PM

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Sweet truck love the build! So I see you are running 8.75 inches of back spacing, and Scoti is running 9.5 inches of back spacing. I'm currently building a 67 shortbed gmc with a 4/6 drop. I was wanting to know whice back spacing would work better for me being that my truck is lowered? thanks -Brian

prostreetC-10 03-08-2010 01:43 PM

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Brian
Looks like I'm a little behind on my build replies. Ooops. Winter gets me out of the loop a little. I can tell you this: you can't run either of those backspaces without your bed being tubbed. You should put this question on the general forum and put some specific info about your truck/build. With a stock bed, I don't think you can get too much backspacing. This is why I opened up my bed. I wanted some TTTTIIIRREEEEEEE under there. Hope this helps.

prostreetC-10 03-25-2010 03:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Hottrucks (Post 3785957)
Dude are you my long lost Brother???

couple questions...hows the ride, tire wear and how much air are you running??

You know the ride isn't bad at all.....it's the tracking that sucks. These are too wide to be bias ply. It works for now because I'm almost never on the hwy but it feels a little squishy. I'm looking for a set of M/T or Hoosier prostreet radials. I have talked to several guys that started with the bias plys and went to radials......they say you won't believe the difference. Kinda spendy but worth it. I'm currently running about 16 PSI. I believe 20 is max.

I keep looking at my truck all tucked away for winter and am getting the bug to dig er out!!!!!

highperf4x4 03-25-2010 06:51 PM

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Man you are slow. It took you 2 months to reply to that post. :lol:


I thought maybe there was an update in here............. :ito:

Still got that 6' shifter?

Hottrucks 03-25-2010 07:21 PM

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thanx..all I can say is I'll be swapping my rear gears back and adding this so my tires won't last long....

prostreetC-10 03-26-2010 09:24 AM

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Originally Posted by highperf4x4 (Post 3881900)
Man you are slow. It took you 2 months to reply to that post. :lol:


I thought maybe there was an update in here............. :ito:

Still got that 6' shifter?

Yes I do! I need to take some pics of the inside. Some other guy was razzing me about it. It looks funny without the seat (bench) in there. It follows the line of the seat well and looks really clean. It just pops up over the top in 1st and 4th with little clearance. I love it.

I don't check this thread much because I haven't been adding to it. Once I get it all dug out in another month or so, I'm going to do a bunch of pics on the tunnel ram install to help others with what they will run into. I need to drill and tap the back for a pvc port. Too much crank pressure and it blows a little oil on the covers when my foot gets heavy!

highperf4x4 03-26-2010 10:41 PM

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:lol: I have the heavy foot syndrome too. I think it's costing me a transfer case.


I'll be waiting for the new pics.

5.7L JWL 04-09-2010 11:28 PM

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Just read the whole thing. Kudos to you on not turning this into a Cinderella Truck. I like the "work in progress" look. Awesome job on the bed tubs. keep us posted as you have time.


Jay

prostreetC-10 04-13-2010 08:41 AM

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Just read the whole thing. Kudos to you on not turning this into a Cinderella Truck.

Jay

It's so nice having a truck that you don't have to worry about. That hood has been a workbench MANY times.

My Fastback is going to be the one that gets all the money. It will be the one that I get a little sweat on the eye brow when it's out in the parking lot.

This is the only other car that I've ever owned that I would say was freaking cherry. Great for high blood pressure.

highperf4x4 04-13-2010 09:47 AM

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That is one slick Camaro!


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