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Beautiful car. Thank you for sharing.[dr[;):cool: Regards, Shea:)

They work, but can be a little tricky...:( ...And yes, I've had the same situation happen to me. Usually ends up being a calibration issue.:mad: The best machine I've ever used is a load force balancer. NEVER found anything that balances as well as those (even cheap, s#itty tires)...

Wow... Just WOW!!:eek:[;)[dr Regards, Shea:)

Cool. Real guy reality television!:cool: Gonna go back and check out the other episodes later. Thanks for sharing![P Regards, Shea:)

Sounds nice. Those chrome-reverse look absolutely perfect on there, what else do you need?:cool: Besides, if you make it too pretty, how you gonna use it to haul home more stuff?;) Regards, Shea:)

1. Welcome.[cl 2. WOW!!!!:eek:[;):cool: Build on. Keep sharing. LOVE IT!! A boy and a car growing up together. Beautiful.:) Regards, Shea:)

GJunctionMike is the official guru of Ford Job Rated truck chopping.:cool: You sir, ROCK!!![;) Regards, Shea:)

Yep, proportions are a very personal thing... But there's also some things that most all will agree "don't work." The whole "fenderless S-10" thing is like beating a dead horse, so I'm not going there.:D GJunctionMike's cab chop is an interesting one. Gotta be honest, I totally missed his...

His Gramma spoiled him and had it painted and he threw some new wheels on it Oh, thank God!:cool: I was scared to death to see this car rattlecan flat black with red wheels and grinders.:( Looks to me like your son has very good taste in cars.:cool: Looks like he's enjoying his Elky. Good for...

WOW!!![dr That makes me want to go find some more backwoods boneyards now![cl Regards, Shea:)

Liquor up front, Poker in the rear...:D Hmm.... Ontario licence plate, wonder if I'm acquainted with this car...[S Regards, Shea:)

This thing KICKS A$$!!! [cl[cl Thanks for sharing!:cool:[P Regards, Shea:)

Hmm... That "too rough" one would fetch five times that up here in "Rust World." Punched in nose or not.:D Regards, Shea:)

You want to find a couple of space-savers off of a Chevy Astro/GMC Safari van. They are dual bolt pattern, having both the small (5x4.75") and large(5x5") General Motors RWD bolt patterns. HTH.:) Regards, Shea:)

Dude, you're awesome!:cool: I've got 15 years on you and my "welding skills" can't come anywhere near close to what you have.[;) I don't know how to use hammer/dolly or an english wheel, either.:o Thanks for sharing your pics. That five-seven is gonna be a much better machine for the attention...

You'll most likely need an "electronic speedometer." Most of the big-name manufacturers build and sell 'em. Might even find a kit that includes the speedo and the VSS (vehicle speed sensor) along with a dedicated harness. A Google of your favourite (Auto Meter, Stewart-Warner, Classic...

I hereby retract my earlier statement. Your chop looks f**kin' AWESOME!:cool: Proportions are bang on the money. I was expecting some sort of ridiculous looking mail slot thing. Car turned out downright classy and stylish.:cool: I can see where you want to go with the trim. It's going to be an...

I'm pretty sure some purist found this randomly Googling the web.... And is now foaming at the mouth.:D[ddd Rockin', can't wait to see more.[;)[P Regards, Shea:)

Yep, there's always going to be a certain amount of flex when the master and booster are firewall mounted (in a factory setup, anyway). Those little coils or loops are just there to allow for the flex. No other voodoo or hocus-pocus.:) Regards, Shea:)

That is one GORGEOUS old truck.:cool: No shame there, Mister.:cool: Regards, Shea:)