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Old 07-19-2015, 03:19 PM   #1166
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Re: Grizz's Redneck Express 1966 Chevy Short Fleetside RESTO-GO!

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Originally Posted by mjh1965 View Post
Next time I am over to help the bed is coming off . At that point I will be happy because if you are going to do the truck you do it once . No cutting corners that way when it's all finished you can be proud of what you have achieved . Or you could just throw it together and enjoy it till it lets you down
Problem is young Martin........ Every time you visit, I have this intense need to dig a large hole before you get to break my truck further.

I think you for one, knows I do not do half-arsed.

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Originally Posted by mjh1965 View Post
Next time I am over to help the bed is coming off . At that point I will be happy because if you are going to do the truck you do it once . No cutting corners that way when it's all finished you can be proud of what you have achieved . Or you could just throw it together and enjoy it till it lets you down[/QUOT

exactly right...
Hmmmmmmmm.......? Yup.

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Originally Posted by ibrown50 View Post
That looks like a good days work, there are so many jobs on these trucks that need two pairs of hands, you certainly find out who your friends are It might look a bit scary right now but you can't make an omlete without breaking eggs.
LOL @ Breaking eggs.

Interestingly, Kerry Disasterbus said exactly the same from Canada.

I will be spending a load of time on the prep of this truck, it always pays off in the long run.
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