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Thanks for your interest. We will have a new video up soon.

Everything that could be removed was sandblasted or beadblasted. I just am not comfortable blasting some parts because it tough to get all the sand out of some spots. And it gives my son something to do [thumbzup]

Good luck on your epic journey. Are you going to do any modifications beside the bobbing?

I look forward to seeing a lot of build pics. This is one of the projects on my radar.

The deuce bobbing is moving along. It has been a little slow due to the miserable nasty cold winter we are coming out of. The only body parts left to paint besides the cab are the fenders. I have fallen in love with my new needle scaler. We are in the process of scaling the rear axle right...

Welcome to the site. Good luck with your gremlins.

Welcome to the site. Keep your head down.

Looks like a good start. Keep the pics coming.

If you send one to me I will mount on my lawntractor and let you know if its a workable idea.[thumbzup]

Welcome from Ohio.

You can paint over the bedliner and it will look and work fine.

I brush painted a 1972 Chevy C30 dump truck 10 years ago with high gloss latex house paint and it still looks good today. The cost is a fraction of "Automotive" paint.

The truck looks great.

Welcome from Ohio. Take the time until you buy a deuce and do a lot of reading on here. When you are ready to buy you will be a well informed consumer.

Welcome, Good luck with the truck. I will be looking for a M1008 soon also.

Welcome from Ohio

Sorry about the engine but at least it let go at your house. No tow bill.

11echo is correct. Eastern surplus has nice kits.

I'm all for a big ole set of Texas longhorns. that would be awesome.

Starts with 500 grit then 800 grit then 3000 grit then a polishing compound. The tool is in the kit with all the stuff. I saw them for 16.99 at Harbor freight yesterday. The same 3M kits not a knock off. For less than the price of one new lense you can do all 4 on your truck and probably a few...