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Lookin good. I think it was a good choice to grind it out.

Fantastic work! [cl[cl[cl

I'm still workin, just don't have any pics to add. I've been banging away on the roof trying to get the worst of massive wobbles out. It's never going to be smooth but I'd like to not have bowls that will hold water in the top at least! Anyway, it's getting there.

I haven't either actually. I picked up a rear end with it already in there. I think it really depends on the rear end that you have though. For the 9", you pull the 3rd member out and set it up then just put it back in so you don't have to pull the whole rear end to do the change. I've never...

Lookin good. Love that steering wheel! What's it from?

Sounds like you can really start driving it finally! [cl Fantastic job on the build by the way. The attention to detail if above and beyond!

I have to agree that doing burnouts never gets old![ddd Love the video! You must be having so much fun with it. Even more so after the long haul of getting the registration sorted out after it was all together! Have you thought about putting posi in it at some point so you can get em both goin?

Man that's lookin good![cl[cl[cl

Great looking truck!

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As I keep telling people, it took 80 years to look this good so how could I possibly ruin that with paint:eek: It would take a lot more straightening to be paintable anyway, you just can't see the wobbles and such so well in the pics ;) I've been working on a guy to get a rear end pulled for...

If it isn't going to sit outside, you can just clean it really well and wax it and that will help a lot to protect it without messing up the patina. It will shine it up though. Or just drive it as is. I assume it won't be seeing salt so as long as it's stored in a fairly dry place, you should...

I like it too![cl

Cool project. Looks like it will be a fun one. That rear end looks like the Toyota rear that was in the 87 2wd that was my frame donor but hard to say and that one certainly didn't have 4.5:1 gears in it! Do you know what that front end is? Looks like a pretty nifty setup that is just...

That's nuts that they didn't want GPS! No more likely to fail than a mechanical one as far as I can tell. I guess you lose it if you are in a tunnel but how often does that happen!? All these goofy rules that don't make sense. Oh well, you have your solution all set so no problem:D

Good lookin fix actually! I didn't want to deal with any of that on my Willys so I put in a GPS speedo. They cost a little more but it sure is nice to not have to deal with a cable and trying to sort out the right gears to get it to read right.

I'm with the others on the front end to be honest. I thought it was interesting and unique to have it hung out there so far and but not really my cup of tea. However, I figured if you liked it that why, that's cool! The cool thing about these kinds of builds is that you can try all these...

+1! Glad to hear you haven't quit the project but just didn't post for awhile!

It would be cool if you can post a batch of pics of the truck in there thread as it is supposed to be a build thread. Cool looking truck but more details would be even better.