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May 27, 2017 | 07:39 AM

Silver54

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More Turbo

Joined: Aug 2014

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From: Ontario

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Hey guys, just wanted to say that it's awesome to see all the build threads going on here. There was only a few that gave us constant updates through out the winter and you know how we all have a serious picture addiction, glad to see the others who may not have the "warmest" of shops to be back at it again. Definitely makes me want to work on our old trucks (dad's 55 is currently the attention glutton".

Keep up the awesome work on those trucks and welcome to all the new members that have joined us over the last year. (I'm new too). Have a great one out there and keep those truck pictures coming!

May 28, 2017 | 08:29 PM

EBEAR

Logistics Pro

Joined: Jul 2016

Posts: 3,646

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From: Swan River Valley M.B Can

Yes very interesting and lots of good ideas ,on the down side they have added a considerable amount of work and time to my build.

May 28, 2017 | 09:32 PM

49fordv8f4

Cargo Master

Joined: Aug 2014

Posts: 2,594

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From: North Central Arkansas

There is a lot of talent here! I too enjoy seeing what others are doing on their builds. A lot of encouraging words spoken here also. A great bunch of folks on this board!!
Mark

May 28, 2017 | 09:38 PM

df85732

Fleet Mechanic

Joined: Sep 2015

Posts: 1,412

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From: Nebraska

Ditto that Jason! Wish I had more to share! Engine is at the re builders and I'm starting to get a little antsy. How about your Dads Truck? Haven"t seen an update lately

May 29, 2017 | 09:59 AM

SumDayDryvr

Mountain Pass

Joined: May 2013

Posts: 248

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From: Southwestern Ontario

I also enjoy following all of the builds going on here and the encouraging words.
We are not making as good of time as most of the builds but are moving forward. Jason was working on rebuilding both front cab corners but was called back to work early so is out of town for a while. I have been working on a house tear down and rebuild so not much spare time for the truck. Dang and now I am out of town a fair bit too.
We want to start working on the brakes and wiring once we do get home and have some spare time.
Dave, we enjoy reading what you have accomplished, how do you get so much done
so quickly.
Keep up the great work all of you.