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Old 08-25-2009, 12:27 AM   #1
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Project Spongebob Square Body

OK, before we get too critical on the name, my two-year-old son picked it out. When he first saw the truck I asked him what we should call it... looks like DVR and Nickelodeon have a large influence on him! (He's been naming everything "Spongebob" for the past few months). I decided to throw the "square body" on the end of it... for my own sanity!

Picked up this beauty for $500. Runs and drives. Pretty straight, and only a little rust in the floor (under the rubber mat, of course). Plans include Dropmembers front and rear, tubular arms, and some 22's. Looking to throw this thing together and make it a driver (My DD is boring me to death). Keeping the nasty yellow, and planning on installing/fabricating a dash from a 55 truck. Might powdercoat the wheels/bumpers a semi-gloss black and leave it at that.

Looking for some 22's... and willing to trade out some product for them!









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I'm diggin' the hand print . Colonel Musturd would have been my choice . . ....
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I'm diggin' the hand print . Colonel Musturd would have been my choice . . ....
Hoping to remove them without damaging the paint (one on each door).
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What would you call that yellow? Or dose it need to be washed? I think that will be a sick ride..
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What would you call that yellow? Or dose it need to be washed? I think that will be a sick ride..
My two daughters (6 and 4) call it the "ugly yellow" truck!
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dang, you're keeping busy... cool project. I'd leave the hand prints... come up with some funny name to stencil underneath, like
hands off speed shop or some such thing...
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I know you want deuces, but I have a set of 6 lug mag style 20's sitting around if it floats your boat, would look good powder'd.
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I know you want deuces, but I have a set of 6 lug mag style 20's sitting around if it floats your boat, would look good powder'd.
Looking for the 22's.... in a 5 lug.

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Stay with the "i dont have money" theme and paint them white ...after you find a sport style for the back!!
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I say color match the bumpers and run polished 22's.
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I agree with Crawdaddy. That thing is screaming for poverty bumpers painted white.

I know your wanting to trade product, but have you seen the deal that Centerline has on the RF series - ROTARY? They have them in the overstock department for 189.00 each. LINK

Paint the centers white to match the bumpers and call it good...

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I agree with Crawdaddy. That thing is screaming for poverty bumpers painted white.

I know your wanting to trade product, but have you seen the deal that Centerline has on the RF series - ROTARY? They have them in the overstock department for 189.00 each. LINK

Paint the centers white to match the bumpers and call it good...

Food for thought.

As for the "poverty" idea, that's the driving force. I am trying not to spend any more than I have to. Fortunately for me, I have a good source for suspension parts.
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I agree with Crawdaddy. That thing is screaming for poverty bumpers painted white.

I know your wanting to trade product, but have you seen the deal that Centerline has on the RF series - ROTARY? They have them in the overstock department for 189.00 each. LINK

Paint the centers white to match the bumpers and call it good...

I saw a 1st gen ranger at mcdonalds today that had a set of steelies that looked like this, they looked to be 20's and they had low profile-ish tires on them, the look was awesome. I personally have never seen a set of 20inch steelies exept on military vehicles lol.
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I saw a 1st gen ranger at mcdonalds today that had a set of steelies that looked like this, they looked to be 20's and they had low profile-ish tires on them, the look was awesome. I personally have never seen a set of 20inch steelies exept on military vehicles lol.
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very cool project. Keep us posted, im sure it'll turn out great
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I'm diggin' the hand print . Colonel Musturd would have been my choice . . ....

I am digging the mark too, looks more like a crown to me though! hey, how about "King of the Dropmember"...

Keep them on, just wash it real good, and put the white painted bumbers on and your suspension, 22's and call it good.
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This one will get interesting... can't wait to watch this one come together.
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nice project can't wait to see it on the ground
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Man I was going to say paint the bumpers white and get some wheels to match, but I guess I don't have to. I like the hand print, too. What motivates this thing? I6 / 3 on the tree?
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Nice projecet. wow 500 bucks thats a steal. how bout a yellow truck with white wheels?
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Man I was going to say paint the bumpers white and get some wheels to match, but I guess I don't have to. I like the hand print, too. What motivates this thing? I6 / 3 on the tree?
I don't think I would use the word "motivate" to describe the powerplant!

She's got a 350 with a 2 barrell and a worn out tranny. It runs good, but doesn't smack your head on the back window!
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I don't think I would use the word "motivate" to describe the powerplant!

She's got a 350 with a 2 barrell and a worn out tranny. It runs good, but doesn't smack your head on the back window!
Sounds like my 74. Get's the job done one qt. @ a time .
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Notice the white bumpers also
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