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Extended Cab Deuce (photos)

TOXIC

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Kwikee 12 volt electric steps, mostly used on Motorhomes, You can purchase them online. Installed a extra 12volt battery, just to run the steps on the passenger side, keeping the 24volt on the driverside.. Switches are from Napa, old GM style..
 

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tie6044

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Just added a rear pinion brake to the rear, for a little added stopping power, did have to also add a Wilwood proportioning valve. All 4 corners still have the factory braking system..
Wow that's a good idea! I guess I never would have thought of adding one in addition to the stock brakes.
 

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Ouch.....I`m not a fan of bobbing,,and even though I would never do that, I must admit the work looks very nice and well thought out. It kind of reminds me of the ZZ Top eliminator,,,, but only taller and greener.:beer:
 

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Just added a rear pinion brake to the rear, for a little added stopping power, did have to also add a Wilwood proportioning valve. All 4 corners still have the factory braking system..
I wouldnt use that pinion brake on the street unless you want them to catch on fire,only on very slow trails or as a parking brake.Love that truck best one yet.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/58370-pinion-brake.html
 
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Totally awesome truck!!
I am planning the same kind of extended cab and bob for my 1955 M135!
Just going with a service type box on the rear instead of a standard box.
A true inspiration for me and makes me want to get mine done even more!
 

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Could you provide more information on the retractable steps please??????
Nevermind, he already answered this one. Just a thought, you could use magnetic switches to actuate the steps like RVs do too, or just a plunger switch in the jam.

Sweet truck Toxic. And as has already been asked, interior shots?
 
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