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Good job guys, it looks great!
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Congrats on the maiden voyage and car show! Glad someone is getting to enjoy the fruit of their labor.
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[QUOTE=Dieselwrencher;6168440]And more.
http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...abb3040007.jpg you might hate me when i design a front bag mount that requires you change your piping... speaking of, since you had the rear set up on the road first, i may just delay sending you the fronts till after i get mine going so i can bask in the glory.... hahaha btw, did you get that thing on a scale yet? |
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Awesome truck man!
Are those MT Classic IIs? I really like the looks of those, but I didn't want to mess with polishing them all the time, so I got something in chrome. |
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What is your seat out of?
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I really like those "6 359" badges on the front fenders. That really sets it off nice!
Truck looks great. It must be a great feeling after so much hard work you put into it. |
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Seats are out of a 3rd gen dodge
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No, haven't taken it to a scale yet. Things keep coming up and I haven't done it yet. |
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Not only is this finished product pretty awesome, but I can't believe how quickly it came together. Just a few weeks ago it still looked like 2 years into a 3 year project. Now, whiz-bang, it's done...
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that engine looks like its been in there all its life
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Today we took the truck to the local Co-op and weighed it. I was shocked it is so lite....................
Front axle weighs 3680 Truck weighs 6140 I thought it would have been closer to 7000lbs with all the stuff that has been added. :lol: |
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a little front heavy but then again its a pickup you not going to trow it intoo corners unles you want it to come out in reverse
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LMFAO! No need to hack the fire wall unless I was going to move the engine back 6". Yours will probably be heavier on the front than mine because your frame is boxed clear up. :lol:
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Is there more seat pics? Hows the fit? I've got a 90 chevy seat in mine. I like the height, and the back is pretty slim so it has a little more leg room than a stock seat. It just seems a little narrow. The dodge ones are a little more comfortable, and I think they're wider.
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