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Wow, that's all I have to say..........
Ok, I lied. Lol. I'm gone huntin all weekend, and have to spend what seemes like hours readin all the stuff u guys have beeb writtin when I was gone. Lol. Got them tires yet? Lmao! Should have went with 4x4groupbuy. Got my tires 2 days early from them.
Ok, I lied. Lol. I'm gone huntin all weekend, and have to spend what seemes like hours readin all the stuff u guys have beeb writtin when I was gone. Lol. Got them tires yet? Lmao! Should have went with 4x4groupbuy. Got my tires 2 days early from them.
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From: raymond alberta
should i paint my bumpers and wheels black?...the bumpers im building and the wheels im getting are black and im stoked to see what it will look like LOL
and im taking out the grille inserts now theres no mud left...
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WHAT???! WHY!?!?!
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From: raymond alberta
ive been planning a bumper build for a long time, front and rears...just gotta get the materials...that requires money, which iam short on right now...but when they do get built they will be black...
i dont like the looks of the grille inserts as much as i like the stock grille...but the inserts were functional for keeping mud out of the radiator during the mud season...
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I like the grille you have. You shouldn't switch it out. It gives your truck a unique look.
And don't even think of bringing up the solid axle. Any twelve year old girl could do that if they had six months.
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From: raymond alberta
i dont like how flat and smooth it makes it look...i was thinking about taking those out and painting the inside of the grille blue...the part that is usually grey ahah...i think that would look better
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You are not 18. That is even more awesome that you were able to convert that frontend at your age.
Just wait until you get a lot of experience (years) under your belt.
Just wait until you get a lot of experience (years) under your belt.
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From: raymond alberta
when i started it i was 16...im now 17... my b-day was about 2/3 the way through the project LOL ... i shoulda finished it before i turned 17 though...but nooooo
takes me 6 months to SAS the thing but i can rip the whole top half of the engine apart fix it, take a food/beer break, then put it all back together and then do some other stuff to the truck and spend half hour washing my hands all in under 7 hours!!! LOL figure that out
takes me 6 months to SAS the thing but i can rip the whole top half of the engine apart fix it, take a food/beer break, then put it all back together and then do some other stuff to the truck and spend half hour washing my hands all in under 7 hours!!! LOL figure that out
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Now we can't be sure of that. 
But honestly I think the work done has been good. A little trial and error is all it takes to get a good bit of experience. Its the best way to learn if you ask me. Congratulations on the solid axle being under the truck.
Now flex like Ed and get some real tires and we'll talk about it being "complete".
But honestly I think the work done has been good. A little trial and error is all it takes to get a good bit of experience. Its the best way to learn if you ask me. Congratulations on the solid axle being under the truck.
Now flex like Ed and get some real tires and we'll talk about it being "complete".
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Now we can't be sure of that.
But honestly I think the work done has been good. A little trial and error is all it takes to get a good bit of experience. Its the best way to learn if you ask me. Congratulations on the solid axle being under the truck.
Now flex like Ed and get some real tires and we'll talk about it being "complete".
But honestly I think the work done has been good. A little trial and error is all it takes to get a good bit of experience. Its the best way to learn if you ask me. Congratulations on the solid axle being under the truck.
Now flex like Ed and get some real tires and we'll talk about it being "complete".
that reminds me...i was supposed tog et some video footage of my little playpen of dirt pile to show the size better, cant see it all that great in the pics, more impressive in person LOL
