what do you think?

[#169fan]

Its really coming together now. Brakes are done and it moved under its own power for the first time in 10 years. Here are a few pics. Still have a long ways to go though! It was a total body off with no expense spared. Relocated tank to the frame and filled the hole in the cab, smoothed the firewall, new inner and outer rockers, new floor pans and cab corners, new wiring, digital gauges, leather buckets and leather door panels to match, converted over to a 5 hole front and rear with disc front, all new interior, rebuilt motor and tranny, stripped the frame and fixed a few rust holes in it and then herculined it, and much more. Future plans are a cowl induction hood and to get the bed floor done in wood and to get the paint on the outside done. If everything goes well, maybe it will be on the road by the end of the summer.

[#169fan]

Here are a few more pics

[67chevy1series]

wow nice a dakota digital and a smooth fire wall

[#169fan]

just for the record, the lazy man fuel line is no longer on the truck. It now has metal lines! just thought i would trow that out there since when i first posted a pic this way, it was quickly pointed out. it was just a temporary fix till i got the metal lines in. if anyone wants any more pics of something, let me know. i have many more. i am attaching a photo or 2 with this reply of what the truck looked like when i started.

[#169fan]

yeah, its a dakota digital! they are a bit pricey, but the look is simply awesome and well worth the money!

[VA72C10]

very nice!