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Well, I wish I would stop raining long enough for me to shoot some paint on the old beast,
I did get the top painted with Behr home premium paint, and it turned out awesome!!
I pulled it out long enough to set the top on it, and tomorrow I will start taping and covering everything so I can...
Well, I didn't forget about this, but my daily driver decided it wanted to spin a couple rod bearings, so that kinda takes priority.. 99 5.9 cummins 24 valve.. It's much bigger looking outside the truck then in
Thanks for the advice, I will go with the plug welds.. And I have not seen a center floor piece listed for sale anywhere, so I'm assuming they don't make it.. And merry Christmas to you as well!
I'm not sure if they do or not.. But after working with the floor pans, I feel a tad more confident in my sheet metal skills, so I am trying my hand at making my own.. This is the first time I've ever worked with sheet metal, and I've only (very) recently started using a mig welder (takes some...
I got the floor pans in this week, they are goodmark brand, I got them threw rockauto.. We will see how much I get done tonight, but I feel like I have a good start.. First things first, I had to start a fire for some heat in the garage
By the time you buy it, have it optioned out and shipped new it's $3000.. I got it 6mo old from someone who used it on a escort truck (oversized loads) for $500 with a few other federal signal LED lights thrown in.. So it was still expensive, but compared to new was cheap lol
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