LAST YEAR COST $800.00 TEXAS TOW TO SAVANNAH GEORGIA
CAMPER OUT
I DROP IT
WITH NEW SHOES
PREPARATION FOR RESTORATION
HEAVY
TOOK ALL RUST OUT ,SHEET METAL
PRIMER AND THE FRAME IS READY
NICE CANDY COLOR LOT OF TAPE
MOULDING
LOVE MY TAIL GATE THOSES 5
NEED TO BE SAND IT AND BUFF
ALMOST THERE
You have been busy since your first post. You got that truck looking good. Did you paint it yourself? If so, you did a nice job. I wouldn't have picked out that color combo but now that I've seen it I like it. The matching trim sets it off. You definitely won't see another one like it. When you look down the side the accent line lines up perfectly, even the hood. Nice job.
Are you stationed at the Army base there in Savannah? If so, Thanks for your service. We appreciate our military men and women.
Russ wrote:You have been busy since your first post. You got that truck looking good. Did you paint it yourself? If so, you did a nice job. I wouldn't have picked out that color combo but now that I've seen it I like it. The matching trim sets it off. You definitely won't see another one like it. When you look down the side the accent line lines up perfectly, even the hood. Nice job.
Are you stationed at the Army base there in Savannah? If so, Thanks for your service. We appreciate our military men and women.
THANKS RUSS ,YES IM STATION IN HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD,BEEN IRAK TWO TIME NO IM HAVING SOME DOWN TIME FIXING MY TRUCK ,AND HAVING GOOD FAMILY TIME.
Secondly, that's an excellent looking truck
project you've got going. Even though I've
got a "couple years" on you.... I can appreciate
the lowered look.... keep up the great work and
welcome back [twice] from Iraq
John
soopernaut wrote:I like it. That looks like a color combo I would come up with although I prefer blues, greens, purples, grays, whites, and blacks.
How did you lower the front? Did you flip the rear spring hangars over to lower the rear?
YES IN THE REAR I FLIP THE REAR SPRING HANGAR OVER AND BELIEVE IT OR NOT I DID THE SAME ON FRONT AND WORK JUST FINE ,,,LATER A WILL POST SOME PIC OF IT...
Hobcobble wrote:First off.... thank you for serving our country
Secondly, that's an excellent looking truck
project you've got going. Even though I've
got a "couple years" on you.... I can appreciate
the lowered look.... keep up the great work and
welcome back [twice] from Iraq
John
you can turn your wheel all the way to the left and all the way to the right without haveing the pitman arm hit the front axle????
Like to see the picture's also
and thanks for the time to serve our country, my son is in Columbus
do you see many Sweptline trucks there???
That truck is sick!!! You definitely have one of a kind. People will be triple taking that thing for sure! Make sure to post a pic when it's all done. I really wanna see how it's gonna look with the grille and lights.
Hey TRUCKA,
Good to see you on here! I saw your truck several months ago before you painted it driving by my work. I work w/ your neighbor Tommy Blackwelder at Critz INC. He showed me a pic of your truck the other day. He said you've been working hard on it. Looking good! I will have to look you up some time. Mopar400
You definitely have one of a kind. People will be triple taking that thing for sure! Make sure to post a pic when it's all done. I really wanna see how it's gonna look with the grille and lights.