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#197062 01/03/2006 4:00 PM
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Here are some flix of my 53..

from the back

from the front


another front shot.

A little history on it...
I bought this truck in 94 and started dismantling but then I got married and started reproducing so it whent on the back burner while I was buying a house, remodeling, raising kids, etc. Now Im finally in the position to resume this project! So Ill be posting alot of flix throughout the build-up. Should be interesting.


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ven,,,, looks like it will be a good one.. trying to fugure out what type of car is in front of the truck?.. regards..Fred


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Yeah...Its a 427 68 vette. I inherited it from my father who recently passed away. As far as my 53 goes I have an 89 vette suspension for it complete front and rear which I am going to build a 2x3 boxed frame for with Airide. And I plan on running a small block probably a crate motor.Its definitly a project in the making.


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#197066 01/05/2006 10:04 AM
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I am glad you can resume working on this fine old bolt. best of luck.
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Update those pix hoss! wink

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Update those pix hoss! wink
Thanx for editing those pictures for me arnswine... Ive updated them and they do look a lot better!


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#197069 01/06/2006 5:53 PM
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looks like a good truck to start on....


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cool


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Here is a photoshop version I did of how I'm planning to do it...
[img]http://www.picturepuppy.com/images/ven/backburnerstoveboltcopy.jpg[/img]


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#197072 01/17/2006 5:27 PM
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No Comments? Good or Bad?


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#197073 01/17/2006 5:40 PM
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looks fine for a plan, but personally I think trucks layin on the ground look broke grin

also should be linked to using the URL tag rather than put inline in the thread w/ the IMG tag [like the staff did for ya originally]

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"When we tug a single thing on an old truck, we find it falls off" ~ me
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When they say frame-off restoration they don't mean you are to leave the frame off. smile :p smile
Is that the kind of comment you weren't looking for? grin
Most of the guys here are stock/restored or moderately hopped up and modernized. Not to many guys that like to drag the frame.


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That looks sweet!!Only probem is someone left the air valve open,Low Rida lol!My boy and I took in the Carlisle Pa Truck Nationals last year.What a great time.


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Yeah...I understand the restored aspect but thats kinda boring to me, I do have plenty of respect for restored rides though. I have built complete restored rides AND customs,and to me I feel the best rides are those that suite your needs and visions whether it be fully restored or completly custom fabbed. And although it will lay frame it will also have a good 8" to 10 " of lift so it will have a decent ride height.But other than the running gear the body will remain stock. So when I come dragging past you dont cry because it will only be the titanium blocks emmiting the shower of sparks!!


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