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#106941 09/08/2004 12:24 AM
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Thanks for the advice! Sandblasting sounds like the ticket, however I'm not sure about taking my cab off. I'm kind of afraid that I would be able to figure out how to get everything back on it. Or for starters just taking it off. The cab is pretty cancerous. It is really bad and I also clueless about what to do with it. I guess I could just be a soup sandwich! I really have the drive and desire to get this done, but as I said I'm clueless.

#106942 09/08/2004 1:14 AM
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GV: Start by going to car truck shows see what you might want yours to look like. Talk to the guys, take pictures, ask questions. The main thing don't jump in and go hap hazard. It does not work.

Cabs can be bought frames can be beautiful mine is start with a good plan and then improve on it.
You can spend as much money as you want fixing these things up if thats what you want to do. But the fun thing is getting your hands dirty and learning. Ben

popcorn The Truth is Out There (Make a plan and remember 1 step at a time. Do not look at it as a huge project but a hand full of many little ones)

#106943 09/08/2004 1:48 AM
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Thanks popcorn! Roland


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