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Is it possible to get the clips that mount the wiring harness to the driver's side inner fender? So now we get to see the other side for a while 🤣😂.
So we actually took it for a little ride today. I haven't really adjusted anything yet. It rode nice and handled good, but I only went a couple miles. Feels like I need a new steering box.
I haven’t commented in a while, but I’m still following this thing. I really admire all the work you’ve done bud. The truck is coming along very nicely, I can’t tell you how impressed I am. The truck is coming along very nicely, I can’t tell you how impressed I am.
I haven’t commented in a while, but I’m still following this thing. I really admire all the work you’ve done bud. The truck is coming along very nicely, I can’t tell you how impressed I am. The truck is coming along very nicely, I can’t tell you how impressed I am.
Thank you, I appreciate the support! It's hard to stay motivated sometimes. Taking it for a ride really helped. I cut the other rocker off today and got a lot of rust cleaned up. Hopefully finish the clean up and get the new tubing welded in tomorrow. I enjoy your build also.
This has been occurring over the last year. That's why you've seen a lot more progress on the project. It's slowed again some because we're finally back to work somewhat. Inner rocker by the front door. Bolts are for the front running board bracket.
Some fiberglass filler on and getting ready for Rust Encapsulator and then Raptorliner. Looks better, but needs another coat of filler.
I'll weld the nuts for the running board brackets on while I'm waiting for the air compressor to catch up. It needs cleaning underneath before I can spray Rust Encapsulator . Finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel 😃
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