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#447276 08/30/2008 5:50 PM
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Just uploaded some pics to my photbucket showing where I am at this time. Figured it was time to show I really have a truck. Nothing you haven't seen before....but it will get better..

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Lookin' good!!!! Great looking engine. dance

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that ain't a truck, it's a project! grin

comin right along tho, and it does look like yer serious about gettin'er done thumbs_up

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Just curious with the hoist, ya gonna show it or work it. It all looks great so far, keep it up!

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THX for the pix.Is it gonna be a work truck or a take to cruisin truck??? Just wondering with that dump box. Lookin GOOD.

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Your moving along real nice. I like the idea of a dump bed. I like different things and it will look good parked with the dump up. Your doing a good job. Keep the pics coming.


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Thanks Guys..

work or cruise? Both. I want the best looking work truck I can build...a somewhat hotrodded work truck..light duty..jus some dump runs etc.

A hoist is not something I ever thought about. When my mother in law and father in law gave it to me 30 years ago it was with the under standing that I take the hoist off for my father in law. Shorthly there after I noticed it was welded to the frame..would be a lot of work to remove so that was forgotten about. The dump body is handy for dumping garbage and brush..My town lets me back in and dump like the large trash haulers.

Spent some fine time yesterday tweaking the door gaps. The gap between the door and rocker was off considerably. I did the step replacement a couple of years ago. Because the hinges were worn it seems I welded the step/rockers to match the sagging doors. Anyway I cut the tack welds..and repositioned the rocker using a transmission jack to get the right height and a paint stick as a guage. Got it dialed in..just some filler work left.

Thanks again,

Keith


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