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Technically I already have the same sheet metal as that one. 
Not to mention a more powerful engine which will get better mileage. I just don't quite have the same payload capacity but 3500lbs is pretty good. 
Not to mention a more powerful engine which will get better mileage. I just don't quite have the same payload capacity but 3500lbs is pretty good.
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yep, ya better collect as many as you can while you're free Nathan. sure puts the damper on it when life happens... 
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I don't know if I will do another truck after this one. If I did it would be the 65 M-350 that my grandfather bought new. I'd find a pickup box and make it a SRW 4x4.
I don't know if I would have enough creativity left to do another one as I don't think a stocker would work for me.
I think I might attempt a car as that opens a lot more possibilities of customization.
As far as space goes I think my farm storage will be gone in like 2 years and with the high price of housing, I can't afford anything without a significant other which is yet to be found.
I don't know if I would have enough creativity left to do another one as I don't think a stocker would work for me.
I think I might attempt a car as that opens a lot more possibilities of customization.
As far as space goes I think my farm storage will be gone in like 2 years and with the high price of housing, I can't afford anything without a significant other which is yet to be found.
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yeah a car does have a bit more room to play. i remember me and a buddy took the back seat out of a 4dr tempo. installed a microwave, mini fridge, and a playstation/tv system... in hindsight we should have took more time and did something really creative with it...but that was pretty cool.
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