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12-20-2008 #1
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98 Streetrod build
This is my 98 1/2 ton Ive been cutting up since last Dec.Not really a Pro Tourer but its going to be a unique streetrod pickup. I noticed there arent many trucks on the site.Guess a truck isnt the best platform for P/Ting. This is my work so far
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12-20-2008 #2
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Nice fab work. I love seeing the home built stuff.
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whoot whoot! thing looks sicky laid out! lets see some more!!
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what are your wheels??
sizes?>
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Thanks.Wheels are 22x8.5 Intro.Dont remember the style name,they were in the boxes for so long....
I'll load some more photos later.
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Thanks, I too like seeing what goes on in the garage.
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Excellent build
Originally Posted by Inverter
Last edited by Damn True; 12-29-2008 at 07:32 PM.
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thank you.I agree.
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Very nice build ! You do real nice work .
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Nice truck. Be sure to share the red one with us too. That style has become my favorite.
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I love the truck!!! Hurry up and show us somemore.
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that truck looks killer keep the pics coming.
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sick project! I love that body style bagged.
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looks like a cool project - keep posting pics
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12-23-2008 #17
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Thanks for the kind words everyone.Ive been working on a few things,still bringing it together.Photos dont do justice but heres a few of things in progress.
Fabbed some pedals,
This will be approx. ride height.
Will be enough fender/tire clearance to make lane changes and wide turns,but will have to hit the switches for sharp ones.
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You're nuts man but I like it! This thing will look sick going down the rode at that height
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funny i was thinking the same thing Originally Posted by WS6
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Probably a little too optomistic. I can maybe get away w/it on a straight away.Its going to only be a Sunday driver so we'll have to see. Im gonna set up a preset in the air mngmnt for this height or there about so I can just hit the preset when I get lined up on a smooth straight stretch. Thats the plan anyway.
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