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bbinaz59 · 02-13-2012, 07:12 PM

Yes I probably should, but I am new to this...thanks to Nate's truck being on the LMC cover. I love that truck and had to find out more about it and my search for the owner lead me here. Let's call this a Nate tribute truck since his truck was the inspiration for this build. Maybe I will start a build thread on the next one. My wife and I should have this one complete in the next 30 to 45 days and as much as it kills us, we have already sold it. As far as the rear end, we removed it from the truck and blasted it using aluminum oxide. It was a horribly messy job. I was covered in black soot from head to toe, but it sure cleaned it up well. The paint is good old shake-em and shoot-em dark gray engine paint that mimics a raw cast iron look well. I can get you the exact brand tomorrow.

Bryan

02-13-2012, 07:12 PM	#780
bbinaz59 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Goodyear, AZ Posts: 119	Re: Project: Blank Slate Yes I probably should, but I am new to this...thanks to Nate's truck being on the LMC cover. I love that truck and had to find out more about it and my search for the owner lead me here. Let's call this a Nate tribute truck since his truck was the inspiration for this build. Maybe I will start a build thread on the next one. My wife and I should have this one complete in the next 30 to 45 days and as much as it kills us, we have already sold it. As far as the rear end, we removed it from the truck and blasted it using aluminum oxide. It was a horribly messy job. I was covered in black soot from head to toe, but it sure cleaned it up well. The paint is good old shake-em and shoot-em dark gray engine paint that mimics a raw cast iron look well. I can get you the exact brand tomorrow. Bryan