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I'm sure it will be another stunner, I'm in!
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Geeze , if I only had five trucks to chose from, if I had a PB suspension laying around in my shop, if I had a 350 & 700r4 already, really really really well I guess at least I can tag along and dream.

Hey what did you do with all the parts you took off that were on the trailer ?

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I'm in for this one. Always loved Hazel!!

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Nice work as always Keith.
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Yes really :lol: I'm a Porterbuilt dealer and I had one in stock and the motor I've had for years.....I'll have to dig up a picture of it......I scraped all the stuff on the trailer

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In for this one too. Good to see your at it again.
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Here's some of the motor before I changed colors.

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I've followed along on the other builds and I'm definitely in for this one also.
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lol x2

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X3! Great job!

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Keith were do you find all these original patina trucks at. I'm jealous I wish I could find one to put on my frame, I'll be following along closely.
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I'm glad to get in on one of your builds from the early stages. Gonna be good.
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Going to be nice, can't wait to see more of this build.
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Hey, I know that Tiffany chick... she's been texting me pictures of herself for months! ;)

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Everything looks great!!! Looking forward to following along it's going to be fun!
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As usual , nice work. I'm in.
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I'm in for this one!

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I didn't realize you were a PB dealer. I may have to pick your brain on the suspension for my '69 swb fleetside when I get closer. That motor looks great!

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Another awesome build I see.... Care to share anytips for smoothing out the block like that or would you steer people another direction?

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Come to Texas, we have them everywhere. Mostly in Keiths back yard.:lol:

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Ok so I have a question. I'm in Florida and we buy rust... Lol.
What does a truck like that go for? I always see guys building these really clean trucks be never see them for sale. Just curious on price of one of these unmolested trucks.
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Just be prepared to write a big check for these old trucks.
They are going up every day!
$10k won't buy what it use to with these original paint/rust free beauties.

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I've paid 3k for a nice swb and I've paid 9k for another one....just depends on the condition but the price has more than doubled (or more) in the last 4-5 years......getting really hard to find nice stuff anymore.

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Sweet, looking forward to another beautiful build !
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I paid $6250 for mine last year. It has some rust: half dollar size spot on passenger side of firewall, passenger front fender lower cup, and both outer rockers (one is rusted and one is crushed in), but I'm happy with what I paid. Being a step or a fleet make a good bit of difference too. Same guy I bought mine from sold a '70 step side late last year for around $7500 so the price is going up on the steppers too.