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Originally Posted by mcbassin
Holy cow! That cab looks great! You are moving so dang fast on this! you're making us slackers look terrible....Subscribed for an awesome project.
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I thank you for the complement! means a lot to me!
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Originally Posted by 72BlckButy
Killer build yote!
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I thank you. !! im still in love with your truck!
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Originally Posted by mcbassin
Your truck looks great Dave! Need to update that avatar pretty soon  |
yes sir. just did it.
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Originally Posted by jeh
Looking good, Did you build the motor back to stock specs?
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yes! got lucky and only board it .010 over. everything stock except the roller rockers. runs great! thx,dave
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Originally Posted by Xeen
Man what a great old pickup, it's every purist truck builders dream.
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it is one of the coolest trucks I have owned! factory big block with build sheet is very kool. I thank you sir!
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Originally Posted by mcbassin
Cab looks incredible! Awesome work as always. I know how time consuming it is putting all that stuff together, sometimes I think I should move a bed to the shop.....
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getting closer! just to finish up the aircond. wow. the restored suitcase alone was 800.00. but, cant worry about it now.
ps. my bunk is in the shop! lol. thx,dave
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Originally Posted by jlaird
very nice resto!
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big thanx.. dave
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Originally Posted by cericd
Any updates on this terrific restoration?
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just looking for nos aircond parts! thx,dave
just looking
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Originally Posted by Stickman
Beautiful work Dave, it looks awesome.
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well hey neighbor. hows everything? thx for complement. dave
X2 - looking forward to seeing this one come together!
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Originally Posted by SKT
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thx,dave
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Originally Posted by DANTIP
Subscribed
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hi dan. hope you enjoy! dave
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Originally Posted by j carter
How did you install the paint divider trim since it didn't have the studs already on there?
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I bought 3 stud kits before I settled in on the best one. don't go the cheap route on this one! they are very easy to install. just mark there location according the the assembly manual, drill a pilot hole, srew new studs in ans place the retainers on the studs. then pop on the moldings. not to bad at all. dave