It is kind of different to see all the lines, and angles. The bed is wider at the back than the front. So there is another angle. When you walk around it, it seems to work. So no complaints from me.
No complaints from me either! And now that I looked at the pic that Sam put up I see the rear frame line matches the front frame line. The bed and cab match on anoter plane all coming together to a point in the front. Guess I just had to back up and take another look! Don't mind me, Carry on!
I just noticed that you have the spark plugs and wires in place before finishing the headers. I did the headers first - maybe that's why I had to make a special spark plug wrench for the number 5 cylinder.
It is tighter than you think when you start building headers. My biggest worry is the header bolts, may have to all go in at the same time. That should be fun.
that is one of the worst things about headers....... if not done carefully they can be a pain to work with. My buddies fox body you have to remove the headers to change plugs another friend with a ford pick up has to pull the header to remove the starter!!
Just a noob here, but I'm glad I found this thread! YOU are a true artist man, I dig how well the top fits, the welded artistic touches, just dope, man. Completely dope lil truck!
Like the stance Bonehead but would love to see a rusty box and tailgate on the back outside the frame rails. Any progress lately? Is the customer going to paint or rust the cab?
It has been busy around here lately.... or so it seems. I have a big handrail job coming up soon, so I jumped back in on the truck while I have some time. I have been walking by the ugly oil cap for quite some time, so today I fixed it.
before....
after
I still have to hammer out some fired primers and drop them into the shells. But you get the idea.