35 IH AKA Project "Riff Raff" build

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Been beating out the last few things here and there. I ran my exhaust through the frame and out the back. Before I routed it under the cab frame and there just wasn't enough ground clearance. Welded down the floor and finished the tunnel then covered everything in "peel & seal". I whipped up a some pads for headrests (I just had a fellow hot rodder I know get rear ended and hit his head hard on nothing but steel... I was planning on putting them in anyway but that may have gotten them done just a bit quicker. I made my own mufflers with some 5" supertrapp discs and a couple different sized pipes. You obviously can't see the one on the inside... about half the diameter of the outside pipe and drilled with a slew of holes. They are still a bit loud but they should work.

Driven it around town a little bit... this thing is going to be a blast although I stopped and filled up with gas for the first time and the first question I got was..... "hey, what kind of millage does that thing get?". Lame... to say the least.

I have only a couple more things planned before I do more driving than building. I was considering some sort of fur for the floor covering. I also need to mess with the transmission adjustments as it randomly downshifts when I am holding the throttle steady on level ground.
 

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Man, looks great. Does that peel & seal seem like it's going to stay put? I was thinking about the same, but puting it on the underside of the sheemetal.

Love the rear window grill.
 
Man, looks great. Does that peel & seal seem like it's going to stay put? I was thinking about the same, but puting it on the underside of the sheemetal.

Love the rear window grill.


It seams to stay put where I have it anyway. As for on the outside.... I can't help you there. I say go for it, the stuff is cheap... try a test piece.. if it falls off then you are out $15- $20 for the roll you bought. Sucks though... the only place I can find it is Lowe's which is 45 min. away from my place.
 
Well, it's been on the road for about 2 weeks. Time to whore out some pics. Don't mind the pic of me getting busted.... the officer that pulled me over to harass me is a friend of mine. Despite a mild case of police brutality I survived :)
 

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Your Cornbinder looks great on the road. I enjoyed following your whole build. The photography and scenery are really nice too.
 
Found the perfect International badge for the tailgate. I also added a bed cover.
 

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Badass truck man, kind of ironic though I have a binder and was thinking of doing the same thing with my back window! Seems like we have a good number of binders!!
 

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