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02-16-2015 #81
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Started doing some very rough mockup
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02-17-2015 #82
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Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesssssss!!!
Shooo that girls gonna be long eh?
Keep us updated!Stephen S.
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02-21-2015 #83
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Just a tad
. It should be about the same as a new style suburban. Will have actual measurements once a couple of more parts come in.
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Drivetrain arrived
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08-12-2015 #85
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Sweeeeeet!
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Car FINALLY home !!!!!! lol
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Such a cool hauler, back in the 70's our phone and electricity services (state run back then) commissioned coach built dodge crew cabs, I've always wanted one but they seldom ever come up for sale.
Hot rodder's recycle, wheres those prius' going when the tree huggers have a new fad.
09-22-2015 #87
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Set the drivetrain today. Going to have to cut the trans tunnel to be able to slide the cab forward, into position.
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Awesome work! Love that this will be modern ride underneath all of that vintage stuff.
Keep it up!
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Feels good to see it in there.
Wayne
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I'm thinking of treating it so it looks like it has patina then clearing. The question I have is, what do people do to seal seams when doing that?
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That looks great! I was just thinking about this the other day.
That motor looks clean! Where'd the drivetrain come from?Stephen S.
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2013 Tahoe with 17k miles
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Unfortunately ,prob not going to be finishing this one. If anyone has any interest in part or all of the project, PM me. Thanks!
Geoff
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Sorry to hear this Geoff, I hope it works out for you.
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Yeah, we'll see how it goes. May just sell the drive train and brakes, put the rest up for the future.
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I'm sorry to hear this too. It really is a very cool project. If you can, keep it for later. It's unique. Otherwise I wish I lived closer!
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sorry to hear the news...I just read thru your whole thread....I have always thought that extending the cabs on bubble trucks would be a super neat project..... I hope things change up for the better......
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Thanks. I put it up on eBay. http://www.ebay.com/itm/291676862051...84.m1555.l2649 If it hits the reserve then I'll sell, if not then I'll see how my available time looks in a couple of months. Originally Posted by slacker1965
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Good luck with the sale Geoff. This is a really cool project.
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02-07-2016 #100
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Good luck with the sale. May want to try to get more pictures up on the auction page to help show off the cool-factor of the truck.
Dan
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