Originally Posted by Rusbuilt (Post 6414167)

I had to play a bit of phone tag to get in touch with them but once I did they were very helpful and their prices are great for what they build in my opinion. Several guys on here are running their wheels! As far as what I was looking for it wasn't possible as they didn't have the tooling for them. You should give them a call, you'll have better luck with them then trying to find GM transport wheels in a 5 lug! lol

Originally Posted by Rusbuilt (Post 6414200)

I only had to run a spacer with these because the center bore on the wheel was smaller than the hubs on the truck. Plus the spacers allowed me to get the exact backspacing I wanted also.

Originally Posted by Unionwelder (Post 6414225)

New to the site, she's not a beauty yet but she's in process

Originally Posted by Dm1pfoy1 (Post 6414204)

Thanks again. Also thank you for posting so much on here and helping thread move.

Originally Posted by use2bnlp (Post 6418887)

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Originally Posted by Dm1pfoy1 (Post 6412536)

Lets keep this going you guys have been doing great far exceeded my thoughts on what was out there. Please keep it going......on side note wanted to share best anniversary gift so far (only year 2) wife got me custom plates i wanted "FSTNLUD" hope you all can figure it out.


http://i1192.photobucket.com/albums/...017_161426.jpg

What do you think of the parking lights?

Originally Posted by BigCountryx (Post 6418834)

Not a new truck but a new pic
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...ps7c6b3e83.jpg

Originally Posted by R.L. (Post 6419064)

I like those parking lights, if you wanted you could put fog lights in the bumper.

Originally Posted by Oldtruckfanatic (Post 6420594)

Here's mine. Going to a new home soon.

Originally Posted by hookedonchevys (Post 6420599)

My 71' Burb befor and after I buffed it

Originally Posted by Oldtruckfanatic (Post 6420637)

Here is a couple more

Originally Posted by Oldtruckfanatic (Post 6420646)

It has evolved. Its hard to tell in person from more than a few feet away except that I didn't grind the welds inside the bed and there is no filler on the bedsides at all so if you look close you can see the weld seams where I ground them down and the small amount of shrinkage from the welding. I didn't do any finish work at all besides grinding the outside welds smooth.

Originally Posted by Oldtruckfanatic (Post 6420653)

I found spray paint that was very close in color and fogged the entire bedsides and then fogged gray primer over that and let it dry then used a fine Scotch brite pad to scuff the entire bedside.

Originally Posted by Slammed66 (Post 6420655)

My 72
http://i1359.photobucket.com/albums/...psc81e1c7a.jpg

A 68 I built for a customer
http://i1359.photobucket.com/albums/...ps8d028625.jpg

Both of em lounging for the winter
http://i1359.photobucket.com/albums/...psf95dc6d1.jpg

My old 66 built out of a grain truck
http://i1359.photobucket.com/albums/...ps7368f05f.jpg

And my 64 is still wearing its original coat.. In most of he spots.
http://i1359.photobucket.com/albums/...psf530f760.jpg

Originally Posted by Dm1pfoy1 (Post 6420663)

I really like color on 72. Is it factory ? mine was that green and white combo they made but i like the green on yours a bit more.

Originally Posted by 55chevy (Post 6423308)

My 68 when I got it around 2004, 6 cyl 3 on tree, put power steering pump in and drove it, and it's been parked since around 2010, the patina keeps spreading. A gear head buddy in Enterprise Alabama had been trying to buy it forever, somehow I got lucky when I asked the PO if he wanted to sell it. If I sell my 56 Bel Air it's going back to daily driver duty.

Patina!? Hell boy, that thars rust!