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Re: Finally starting my Longhorn 4x4 conversion
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Originally Posted by 1985-GMC
It sounds like its time to drag the truck back home so you can finish it up yourself...
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If I had time and an open bay I would. Right now the 76 is in the big bay, a buddy's 88 cc is in the other bay, we have a 97 1 ton dodge coming in for a ton of work, and I have to pull apart a 96 F-350 within 2 weeks too. I've got plenty to do if the Longhorn doesn't get painted. I know if I don't stay on the guy's azz, it'll never get done. I am not paying him a dime until it's done either. The best way to look at it is, it's getting stored in a heated shop for free right now. 
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Ryan
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