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Diablo Build Update (pics)
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Just finished reading 49 pages in one sitting. Fan-****ing-tastic.
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How about some final walkaround pics of the finished product ?
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That would require it to be FINISHED!!!
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I swore he said it was a done deal...
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Nope he just took some time away from it. Dont worry maybe oneday he will mount his window switches...
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Oh c'mon... I know he hasnt mounted the window switches yet!!! Or put a toolbox between the bed and cab
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completed!!!! did he mount his crane yet..
o wait no project is never complete. he has his man kenny to keep reminding him of more stuff he could do.
o wait no project is never complete. he has his man kenny to keep reminding him of more stuff he could do.
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well any updates? i have herd some request? i would like to see them as well
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ok ive spent the last two hours reading this post .and a couple things i just dont get 
all that awsome work detailed as could be no expense spaired.and then a cut ane weld on the frame inspead of doing it correct and drilling out the welds moving the cross members.punching new holes and reriviting them in place.any frameshop would have done this for a resonable cost.i know you whwent through alot of work to do the best weld job possible but the frames are tempered steel and any welding makes them lose their temper and then they are very prown to cracking next to the weld .kind of like building a new 10 million dollar house on a bad foundation.but other than that great work.nice mods what were you planning for the space between the bed and cab
a tool box or crane or both if just a tool box what kind of box something like a wrecker box that is accessable from both sides.
all that awsome work detailed as could be no expense spaired.and then a cut ane weld on the frame inspead of doing it correct and drilling out the welds moving the cross members.punching new holes and reriviting them in place.any frameshop would have done this for a resonable cost.i know you whwent through alot of work to do the best weld job possible but the frames are tempered steel and any welding makes them lose their temper and then they are very prown to cracking next to the weld .kind of like building a new 10 million dollar house on a bad foundation.but other than that great work.nice mods what were you planning for the space between the bed and caba tool box or crane or both if just a tool box what kind of box something like a wrecker box that is accessable from both sides.
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wow just read my post guess i shouldnt type this late at night without spell check
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DM, is have a few questions plz..
On the windows and the NOS 20 year old guides, what did you do? are these available new or did you have to find some used ones that were in good shape?
There is very little room to work inside the door. How did you get those things in and out of there?
On the A/C, where did you finally put the condenser?
On the windows and the NOS 20 year old guides, what did you do? are these available new or did you have to find some used ones that were in good shape?
There is very little room to work inside the door. How did you get those things in and out of there?
On the A/C, where did you finally put the condenser?
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That was alot of reading but it was a great turnout for the duece. The color looks great on it
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Where on Egay did you get these?
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Very nice craftsmanship for sure!!..............thats a lot of work though to just end up with a bobbed duece. Hope your next build is very unique..put that talent to work....good job.
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LOL. Here was the next one!
http://www.steelsoldiers.com/cucv/27571-cucv-build-here-we-go-again.html
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_____Diesel Fitter !_____ For Cool and Useful Modifications to a Large Diesel truck,
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The Covetous and Rarefied Diesel Fitter Award is Hereby Bestowed Upon
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Have a question about your seat bases if you still look at this thread. what are the dimensions and also is the box made of wood with the metal rails? or some L shape angle iron on the bottom to mount? thanks
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I will see if I can scare up that information. I know that each of the seats has a sub-woofer blasting super low frequencies up your arse.