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My first Gallery pic.s.......... The early years. I'm almost embaressed to post them. I've spent four years on the truck, and it still looks like a wreck. Thats what happens when you trade a set of rims for a truck!! Anyway, what's the point of building it if I can't share it! So just keep in mind I've really only started, and most of the time, has been spent on the chassis.
Well Mike, I think you are a little ahead of schedule. I have 6 years in and I don't even have the cab back on my frame yet. Hang in there, you'll make it.
wow i had my truck a month and it was stripped down my cab still needs quite a bit of work before its ready to have dents fixed and all that jazz, but there isnt many dents to fix. right now my cab is in the middle or an entire roof replacement then it will be 1 again.
Hey guys/gals, thanks for they great encouragement! When I got my 51, it was an aborted project, and thats putting it mildly! I spent the first year, cutting and grinding the weirdest things off the truck. The strangest being 2, 2 foot sections of 1/4 inch steel I beams, that were welded right to the frame as a seat platform!! NO LIE! Then came the money scraping, and 4 years later, I have a MMII front suspension, a four link in the back, and set off Fat tires that all come together for a very nice stance! (I put it all together, and rolled it out, just so I could see how it would sit). Now its time to tear it down, paint the frame, and start the Cab's much need body work..............problably another four year project!
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