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Gallery created for CREWZER
hey all, I've been painstakingly restomodding my old 79 CC S/B. Its been seriously lowered, and modded. I am nearing completion, and decided to put up a bunch of my pix of the whole progression. This project has been 3.5 years in the making, with about 7 years of dreaming and planning. My heart and soul has been dumped into this thing, as well as every waking moment not spent with the family. I know most of you think trucks like this are only s'posed to be lifted, but I don't like to run with the pack, I prefer to cut my own trail, and be different, so please keep your "shoulda lifted it" comments to yourself. 
Below is a link, so you don't have to search to find it. Enjoy.
WP
https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...&albumid=21872
Below is a link, so you don't have to search to find it. Enjoy.WP
https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...&albumid=21872
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Joined: Nov 2005
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From: San Antonio, TX
Aside from my personal opinion that no truck should be hot-rodded, your truck looks pretty cool if you like that sort of thing. You did a much better job than most of the lowered old trucks I've seen.
But if I ever see your truck's front end bouncing up and down I'm going to have to change my mind
But if I ever see your truck's front end bouncing up and down I'm going to have to change my mind
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Joined: Sep 2003
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From: Northeast LA
That is a great looking truck. It sure came a long way from the workhorse it was. Thats about the stance I want to give my truck, but I am going with wide rims as opposed to bigger diameter rims. It looks great, you did a great job. Only problem is, now you need a new project!!
Jason
77 f100
Jason
77 f100
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Joined: Feb 2002
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From: Kincardine, ON
Very nice! Didn't know how that would look but it balances out nicely. Most importantly, you only have to please one person regarding the style of your truck, you. Any other mods in the future?
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I'm a big,tall truck man all the way,2 or 4wd, but that truck is awesome!!! I have never seen one lowered and completed that professionally. I'm very, very particular about what I drive....and I would drive the s@#t out of that. VERY NICE, VERY WELL DONE!!!WOW! Mike
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From: Lancaster, SC
different but cool in a powercruiser-wagon sort of way.
I hate not having any room for anything else in the cab but my wife and kid. Doesn't look like you have that problem unless you are the Brady bunch.
I like it. If your gonna be different, and it's gonna be in a truck, might as well be different in a FORD truck.
I hate not having any room for anything else in the cab but my wife and kid. Doesn't look like you have that problem unless you are the Brady bunch.
I like it. If your gonna be different, and it's gonna be in a truck, might as well be different in a FORD truck.
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Thanks guys. Thunderb, thats why I did a crewcab. I got the wife and two ankle-biters, so they will fit nicely in the backseat. Theonlybull...thanks, I did all the work myself, with the exception of the body and paint. That is one thing I will always leave to a professional.
I know what you guys are sayin bout lowered trucks. i get it lots, I live in Alberta, Canada, where everyone has a lifted truck, it seems. They get all scrunchy faced, and ask me, "how ya gonna haul anything, or go offroad?" or, "if you wanted a low fast vehicle, why not just buy a car?" I just chuckle to myself. Thanks again guys.
WP
Theonlybull...thanks, I did all the work myself, with the exception of the body and paint. That is one thing I will always leave to a professional.I know what you guys are sayin bout lowered trucks. i get it lots, I live in Alberta, Canada, where everyone has a lifted truck, it seems. They get all scrunchy faced, and ask me, "how ya gonna haul anything, or go offroad?" or, "if you wanted a low fast vehicle, why not just buy a car?" I just chuckle to myself. Thanks again guys.
WP
Great truck
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Joined: Jan 2003
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From: Central Ohio
Looks super! 
FWIW if it was my truck I would definately add either a billet aluminum grille or a stainless steel tubular grille. And a lund sunvisor / moonvisor (painted to match body of course) to make that long flat roofline look even longer!
FWIW if it was my truck I would definately add either a billet aluminum grille or a stainless steel tubular grille. And a lund sunvisor / moonvisor (painted to match body of course) to make that long flat roofline look even longer!