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. @cucvrus , I am not there but the alignment on the body parts sure looks good! That body skill all by itself is amazing. Also see you are back into picture posting again. Glad to be able to see what is going on again. :) Hate to hear about the demise of your 3/4 impact socket. Kinda like...

. There is only a small difference between @cucvrus and General Motors... Maybe one or two more folks on their payroll compared to yours possibly? Very nice advertising slick! Thanks for posting it.

. Always nice when you can walk over to the "Stash" and find the parts to finish up a project without having to order parts!

. That is (was?) a good looking Built In A Barn truck! .

. Yeah that and some new rims and new springs too.

. I am seeing happiness on four wheels coming to a garage near you :)

. Just adding my thoughts too. Hope you get better - and don't hesitate to "go see the saw bones" if you don't improve soon. I would almost as soon take a beating as a trip to the doc, but sometimes you just have to go deal with 'em.

. My CUCV was wearing her kerchief and I in my cap... Okay, no winters nap! AND by the way, no clatter out on the lawn either!! Or in the garage :) She will look like new by the time you get done.

. That's a heck of neat idea! The pair of crow bars with the hook is just perfect fit for a temporary repair. Having two spreads the weight and keeps it from rolling out of place supporting both sides of the spring. Dang-it-all... Now I have one more thing to throw in the truck - just in case.

. Nice! So your wife preps the wood, you cut it to size maybe, then you guys can knock them together and paint the birdhouses. That is a cool side project while you work on your trucks... Definitely a good way to keep you guys working together on stuff. Good Deal!! And that fender looks sharp!