My latest $350 adventure
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OzFab
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Hey, why haven't I seen this until now? Any updates?
From a panel beaters point of view: For someone who is "relatively untrained" you've done great work. Not that I think you will but, let me know if you need any tips
From a panel beaters point of view: For someone who is "relatively untrained" you've done great work. Not that I think you will but, let me know if you need any tips
HellSpawn
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Hey, why haven't I seen this until now? Any updates?
From a panel beaters point of view: For someone who is "relatively untrained" you've done great work. Not that I think you will but, let me know if you need any tips
The thread has been buried in the off-topic forum for quite some time and I've been AWOL. Which also sums up progress on the truck lol. I do however have all of my air ride parts all sitting on a shelf ready to go, just a matter untarping the beast and rolling it in the shop now.
And thanks. Everything I've learned so far has all come from watching hours of assorted stuff on youtube and reading up on different forums.
HellSpawn
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Oh, here are some pictures that never got uploaded here..
$450 in just these parts:
$450 in just these parts:
OzFab
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Yeah, those bags aren't cheap, huh
HellSpawn
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Definitely not, but all costs-aside, in the end it'll be worth it.
Also found myself a bed at a scrap yard the other day. Its off a 1983 Chevy S10. Cool thing is the bottom body line(s) on that particular year nearly match up with the lines on my 720's cab. The body line near the top of the bed rails I might end up leaving alone, Would probably make for a pretty unique look.
To show what I mean:
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