So here are some picture links. Explanation above.
First up a shot after truck had been in the shop about a week. We had to clean the shop floor from all the crap that came off this thing.

front pic

side pic

rear RPO springs

Rear end

Brake work...
lines copper nickel coated. love this stuff.
In this shot you can see my beefy cab mount tacted into place. Along with new master cylinder from rock auto. 33$. Score!
master cylinder, cab mount
wheel cylinder rebuild or replace?
drum off


At some point durning brake work , I found my wire wheel for my grinder. I wanted to clean up my fittings and see what the metal really looked like. If I keep stock axles etc I'm thinking about clear coating the clean aged steel.
front spring shackle

pitman arm

drag lnk

front crossmember

lever shock.... i love this look

like 2 minutes on the frame. this frame is so clean.

New floor support/seat mounts. Note riser for simulation of transmission hump. My front seat set up is the rear seat from late model suburban. My rear seats are removable 3rd row from same truck. Donated from a friend. Gray leather matches original interior color.
floor/seat bracing

drivers seat 1

Passenger seat 1
drivers seat 2

passenger seat 2
passenger seat 3 rear access

Electrolysis tank ... first dip...
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After part had been in for a couple hours...
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24 hr dip...
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link for 12v electrolysis video 1 ....

link 2 12v Electrolysis ....

Electrolysis 36v link 1 ....

Electrolysis 36v link 2 ....

Electrolysis 36v link 3 fender finished ....