1965 Fargo 100

[smallfoot]

Good to hear you're ok Dozer!

 

[Skip]

Hey Dozer. Take care of that ticker. Your fans want to keep watching your fine work!

 

[Dr Crankenstein]

I've never had an ambulance ride, but I'm looking forward to it.

Glad you're OK... here's to your health, my friend!


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[bob w]

Sure glad you're going to be okay. Very nice work on the truck, BTW.

 

[Burgerman]

Take it easy

Get better soon Dozer. Sure hope its not chronic.

 

[DozerII]

Thanks for all the well wishes and kind words everyone, being on this site is like having a great interweb family.

Doc my Rat Rod rides smoother than an ambulance on our fine hwys

 

[endicott_jb]

Dang, that sucks. Hopefully it doesn’t become a chronic condition and you’re back on your feet soon. Here’s to wishing you the best bud.

 

[Torchie]

Good to know that you are on the mend Dozer [cl
Heart issues are tough. I worked with a guy that had that happen but I never knew it could be chronic.
Take care of yourself.
Torchie
p.s. As a more then once ambulance rider I can attest to the fact that they all ride like buckboards.....

 

[kenny c]

Dozer; My mom had it happen quite a few years ago and never had any trouble since. Good luck and get well soon.

 

[bkvail]

hopefully you just strained your pericardium and this is a one-time event.

I can attest to those ambulances being so uncomfortable. Imagine it on a backboard (I got that ride when rear-ended a half-dozen years ago or so - ended up with whiplash that lasted 3 years).

Get better soon! [

 

[Kasselyn29]

Some nice work going on here, going to be a sweet ride. Get back at it asap.

 

[DozerII]

Thanks everyone, i think I'm back to about 98% back to work tomorrow on modified duty for 30 days.

 

[Burgerman]

98%

Thats good news Dozer.

 

[49crazy]

Dozer,
glad you r back on the mends...looking forward to more of your great work. Don't push it, take it slow.

Dave

 

[DozerII]

Thanks guys, no progress yet, when I get home from work the gas tanks is empty.

 

[Torchie]

Thanks guys, no progress yet, when I get home from work the gas tanks is empty.

It's cool. We will still be watching...[P [P [P
I have the same issues. (Not that it's any help to you.. ). Some days I think the string will go on forever and others I can see the knot at the end of the rope.
Not sure which one of those days today is yet......
Keep on keeping on brother.....
Torchie

 

[DozerII]

It's cool. We will still be watching...[P [P [P
I have the same issues. (Not that it's any help to you.. ). Some days I think the string will go on forever and others I can see the knot at the end of the rope.
Not sure which one of those days today is yet......
Keep on keeping on brother.....
Torchie

Thanks Torchie, finally back at it a bit.

 

[DozerII]

Tin work, tin work and more tin work. Got the fuel tank fill hole, filled in. Spent two days on the left rear upper box corner getting the nasty dent out of it. It was pushed in right to the top of the box. Didn't take a photo of it before DUH, but it is in a couple of the videos. Also been working on making the box fender wells wider to accept up to 14 inches of tire without and rubbing. Pictures to prove my work.

 

[bob w]

14" of tire will handle the blown Hemi you're gonna put in there. Right?

 

[DozerII]

14" of tire will handle the blown Hemi you're gonna put in there. Right?

That would be the Holy Grail, but it's probably gonna get a 383 stroker 400-450 hp