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Good job on the shroud, a good shroud makes a lot of difference. I like the color scheme too!
Did the "warp" in the bed deck come out when it was bolted down? Or is that an otical illusion?
Hi ALBUO F-1,
I threw the idea of painting the roof the same color as the fenders around for a couple of years then something came along that made my mind up, I'll explain that later in another thread. Thank you for the nice compliments.
The warp in the deck is a bit of an optical illusion but it also has a twist in it as it is built to flex and it is not sitting level on the blocks. A friend of mine built a beautiful deck for his truck but he built it so heavy he couldn't haul more than about 500 lbs or he was over his weight limit, extremely over built. The way my deck is built four average people could pick it up and pack it away. It will flex and come back again. I estimate as it sits it only weighs about 250 - 300 lbs. Of coarse when the deck boards are put in it will weigh more and won't be as flexible.
Bye for now, Old Ugly (Rod)
That's a nice looking truck, Rod. I still mean to stop in one day, and take a tour.....Maybe when the warmer weather comes along......
Bruce
Hi Bruce,
Thank you for the nice comment. I've looked at pics of your built, they look like your doing fantastic work. I wish I had the time, ambition and ability to do work like that.
I'm looking forward to meeting you. It's always fun to tour a junky yard but it's better to do it when there is no snow.
Bye for now, Old Ugly (Rod)