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Old 09-21-2007, 01:16 PM   #51
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That looks bad ass. You have some talent for sure..
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Quote: Originally Posted by draggns10
That looks bad ass. You have some talent for sure..

dam man thanks. you know that bad thing is that everything i know i learned work on this truck
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Same here. I didn't know how to weld when i started my truck, now i'm doing a full floor and firewall
Old 09-25-2007, 08:57 PM   #54
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Wow, I am highly impressed. Great job man
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Right on man, your truck and your work is bad ass. I really appreciate the fact that you are doing some different stuff with your truck. Keep up updated on it, it looks sick!
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Thanks i guess that i just like to see if i can do it. With an s-10 it is hard to be one of a kind with out pushing the envelop a little. i just hope that it look as good in metal as it does in my mind.
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holy hell man. you went beyond the ordinary for sure with that one..

what will you tell someone when they mention your truck being a "single cab, short bed"

lol this is like school bus short
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Quote: Originally Posted by 83blazerlaynframe
holy hell man. you went beyond the ordinary for sure with that one..

what will you tell someone when they mention your truck being a "single cab, short bed"

lol this is like school bus short

well i think it is shorter than a short. just have top tell them the truth i guess
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some more pics for ya.

had to put the truck back together and move it. parents sold their house and i lose my shop. but that is ok because we're building a garage at my house and it should be all done by the end of October. then it's back to work on her again.





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Looks pretty amazing, cant wait to see more!
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does the bed arch up over the wheelwells or are my eyes playing tricks on me.
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nice man, I am diggin the front end mods I have been wanting to do a fullsize bumper for awhile but the whole welding the bumper to the fenders and the fenders to the core support is just awesome looking!
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Quote: Originally Posted by jman
does the bed arch up over the wheelwells or are my eyes playing tricks on me.
x2 ?
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It arches...
Old 09-30-2007, 12:17 AM   #65
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Quote: Originally Posted by dragn88
WOW!!! That is amazing! Huge props for chopping the bed up like that!
i like the look of a longer bed but i can see how that is a little excessive with a 8" bodydrop. man 8" that is ridulous.
Old 09-30-2007, 10:08 AM   #66
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This may be a pretty stupid question but the table that truck is sitting on, it is made totally of wood? I can only see wood, so I am curious to know if there are any metal reinforcements on the under side. My next stupid question is how are you gonna get the truck off of said table? Will the truck be torn back down and final assembled on the floor?

The truck is sick man, and you certainly have a nice project going! Good luck with it!
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Quote: Originally Posted by jman
does the bed arch up over the wheelwells or are my eyes playing tricks on me.
yes it does. it is something i did when the bed was full length and i was going to try and run 20"s. but after doing the section and thing it just looks like sh!t so i'm going to run 18"s and put the bed back to normal.
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Quote: Originally Posted by AreaOne
This may be a pretty stupid question but the table that truck is sitting on, it is made totally of wood? I can only see wood, so I am curious to know if there are any metal reinforcements on the under side. My next stupid question is how are you gonna get the truck off of said table? Will the truck be torn back down and final assembled on the floor?

The truck is sick man, and you certainly have a nice project going! Good luck with it!
yep it is all wood and lots of it 2 X 6 and 4 x 4. there is no metal in the whole table just the truck sitting on it. the truck is already off the table. i just torn it down to the frame and motor and wheeled it off, then put it back together to go on the trailer.
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im impressed. i hope to see this thing with some magazine coverage one day.
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Quote: Originally Posted by LaynLo
im impressed. i hope to see this thing with some magazine coverage one day.


ME TOO
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Don't we all hope for that?
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Quote: Originally Posted by draggns10
Don't we all hope for that?
YEAH THAT WOULD BE NICE BUT ITS NOT THE EASIEST THING TO DO

UNLESS YOU KNOW SOMEONE
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Quote: Originally Posted by bdydrp18
YEAH THAT WOULD BE NICE BUT ITS NOT THE EASIEST THING TO DO

UNLESS YOU KNOW SOMEONE
you dont really have to know anyone, just go to a carshow you know is covered by a magazine, or magazines. if you do your truck right and show up with it painted and running theres no way they would pass you up for a cookie cutter s10 with bags and a bodydrop.
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looks cool so what are u doing with the bed??
Old 10-05-2007, 08:24 AM   #75
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Quote: Originally Posted by LaynLo
you dont really have to know anyone, just go to a carshow you know is covered by a magazine, or magazines. if you do your truck right and show up with it painted and running theres no way they would pass you up for a cookie cutter s10 with bags and a bodydrop.

well that total but there are a lot of nice dimes out there. but hopefully you are right. it would the Ultimate Honor to be on the cover or to get a feacher(sp) in MT or any other mag of that matter.
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Quote: Originally Posted by rockinguitar876
looks cool so what are u doing with the bed??
well it was sectioned and tubed for 20's but it looks like sh!t after the section so now i'm going to cut the skin off it and just junk the rest of it and start over with new bed side
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Quote: Originally Posted by bdydrp18
well it was sectioned and tubed for 20's but it looks like sh!t after the section so now i'm going to cut the skin off it and just junk the rest of it and start over with new bed side
i wouldnt do that. i would cut out the section of the bed rail that sticks up and make a new flat top rail and run 18s like you were saying. then either reskin the inside of the bed or finish enclosing it. when the bed floor is solid one piece it amazing the difference it will make in the overall bed stability. dont give up on it yet.
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Wow. Work looks great. I'm getting tired just reading through this thread.
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Quote: Originally Posted by dman311w
Wow. Work looks great. I'm getting tired just reading through this thread.
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Quote: Originally Posted by LaynLo
i wouldnt do that. i would cut out the section of the bed rail that sticks up and make a new flat top rail and run 18s like you were saying. then either reskin the inside of the bed or finish enclosing it. when the bed floor is solid one piece it amazing the difference it will make in the overall bed stability. dont give up on it yet.
it is easier to just start over on it. it would take my less time to build a whole new bed than to fix the tube i put in. plus it is better for the finish product. less seems and cracks to worry about down the road. an i'm only using bed side not a whole new bed. with the plan i have in mind for the bed it would a big waste to cut up a new bed. basically it is going to be 100% CUSTOM BUILD
Old 10-06-2007, 09:48 AM   #81
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Awesome project man! Gonna look killer once finished.
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thats just insane. awesome work. cant wait to see it all done
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little work added to the BYC arms to make them stronger.
yes i know the ball joint is in backwards

door jambs all smoothed out
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thats a nice hole in your windshield
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Quote: Originally Posted by tohoopty
thats a nice hole in your windshield

yeah that is just for test fitting parts. i got it from a guy at work and he broke it bring it in. o well it was free
Old 10-17-2007, 08:46 AM   #86
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awsome truck. im gonna keep my eye on this one
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looks awesome man, cant wait for more pics
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Damn this truck is insane. How long have you been working on it to get it to this point?
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keep up the pics man i love this s**t.... i like seeing trucks in progress rather than done...... my truck is done and i wanna rip it apart and start over and do something more crazy cause its the adventure of getting the truck there is whats soo fun ...... i hope u drag the hell out of that thing
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Quote: Originally Posted by elbine69
Damn this truck is insane. How long have you been working on it to get it to this point?
to long i think its been 6 years sence the last time i drove it. had it together and torn apart some many times i have lost count, that and all the live changes that i have again throw much it hard too. buying a house, getting married, and building a new shop have slowed it down too, but the shop is almost done so i will hard to work again on it soon, that is if the wife is ok with it
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Quote: Originally Posted by Qsbodydrop10
keep up the pics man i love this s**t.... i like seeing trucks in progress rather than done...... my truck is done and i wanna rip it apart and start over and do something more crazy cause its the adventure of getting the truck there is whats soo fun ...... i hope u drag the hell out of that thing
well i have done that 3 times how, so i guess your right. to me it is all about building them and meeting new people

there are lots of thing to come for this thing so yes i will be drag it as soon as i can..
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Quote: Originally Posted by Qsbodydrop10
i hope u drag the hell out of that thing
that has to be one of the most ignorant statements that can be said.
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Hell of a build man! i cant belive i missed this thread for so long. I live a hour away from corning but i'm there 5 days a week to go to college. My major is also a cad designer. Where abouts in corning are you? i would love to swing by some day and check it out!
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Quote: Originally Posted by frocashmoney24
Hell of a build man! i cant belive i missed this thread for so long. I live a hour away from corning but i'm there 5 days a week to go to college. My major is also a cad designer. Where abouts in corning are you? i would love to swing by some day and check it out!
cool yeah well sad to say but the truck is in a storage garage right now, put hope to be pouring the floor for mine new shop this coming weekend. so i hope to have the truck home by the end of the mouth.

good luck with the major. i hope they teach you better than what they did mine class. when i got a hope in the field i had to forget everything they taught us!!!
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Quote: Originally Posted by LaynLo
that has to be one of the most ignorant statements that can be said.

hey if you got nothing good to say don't post!!
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Quote: Originally Posted by bdydrp18
hey if you got nothing good to say don't post!!
lol by all means drag your truck. i personally wouldnt put the kind of work into something like what your doing and drag it. all it takes is one uneven spot and there goes your door corner or bedside
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Quote: Originally Posted by LaynLo
lol by all means drag your truck. i personally wouldnt put the kind of work into something like what your doing and drag it. all it takes is one uneven spot and there goes your door corner or bedside
no believe me i know that this is the 3 skin i have had. and no there is not be that much drag in it trucks future. just high/low and maybe just some fun every now and then scaring the neighbors and all you know
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nice work bro!
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nice work bro!

THANKS SHE HAS BEEN A LOT OF FUN



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