[Grizz1963]

Originally Posted by flashed

I love watching you work ,you actually get things done .Seems like all I do anymore is cut firewood and make messes .

Thank you buddy, I think most people just do the work, and don't talk a lot about it, for me this is a record to refer to in future.

Originally Posted by ibrown50

Nice neat job, I knew you'd get there

Thanks Ian, this truck certainly is a team effort, with everyone helping.

Originally Posted by Palf70Step

Very, very nice my friend. Looks like you been doing it for years!

I had to laugh at your comment..... After about 20 practice flares, I am glad I got it right. Headed out to the garage in a bit to do the fronts and then the skinny rear pipes.

Originally Posted by 60chevyjim

your doing a great job making the brake lines .
I never seen a tool like the one your using.
and I didn't know you can buy the line in a roll .
I have a old fashion double flaring tool but it works great .

Sent you a link to the eBay item. They are expensive, but seem to be worth it.

Originally Posted by 65sub

Nice job Rian. Another skill mastered.

I did grin a bit at your comment.

This truck is certainly teaching me a lot of new stuff.

Originally Posted by clemdaddy

right out of the box… another skill mastered. looks good sir...

Thanks Clem. Replied to your PM.

Originally Posted by Ta2Don

X2!

Great work mate!!!

Thank you Don.

Originally Posted by DakotaKid

I used a Regular flaring too not that nice one from eastwood for mine, I never really had any issues with the flares. Always wanted to try that flaring tool though, with the dies. Maybe that kind works better with Steel.

The pipe I sue is real soft. Never worked with steel, but guess it is not easy.