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Got the frame clean, and time to get the bed mounts figured out. But to do that, we had to get the axle mocked into place to make sure it fit the fender wells correctly. Then Chris had me call Kevin and ask him why the hell there were bolts welded to the bottom of the frame..........for a purpose other than hurting him. LOL Kevin thought I was a telemarketer and almost hung up on me. Then he realized it was me and said it was for the hydrolics on the towing bed. So Chris dispatched the bolts with the plasma torch.
Well that's the update as of now. We are going to be back in the shop late tomorrow night. Prolly start up around midnight. We should be able to have it rolling on it's new chassis by daylight. If not, we'll get back to it on Thursday. And after that, back to the Death Row shop to pull the motor. Hope yall enjoy the pics. Sorry it took so long for an update.
Wow it,s moving along pretty good Cody,nice job with the axle placement and the bed ,your buddy patting the dog there looks thirsty looks like he just got there and is ready to ask where is the beer lol no beer no work lol.
what colour are you going to paint the truck when you are done? how bout black with a great big picture of Eddie from Iron maiden on the hood lol that will put some fear in your competitors lol
Hey Cody, what size wheels and tires are you running on your Crew Cab? Just curious... The sled puller looks awesome, btw... really cool seeing it come together.
Walter, it will be black. But the Thunder Bay mascot will not adorn the hood. LOL
Brown, they are 235/85/16's I just have them spaced out in the rear 2 1/2".
i think Brownie was asking about Rockee, i'm not sure what size u put on there once u took off the pizza cutters. need anything tonight, call me. all i'm gonna do is pull and check my pushrods and gotta go pick up a tranny from Anna. doubt u need help, but prolly be bored later. haha
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