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Bagged79
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Here are a few, I'll get more probably tomorrow....

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pearled skull that my switches are goin in
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tailgate w/letters pearled
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still need to do some touch ups, wet sandin & buffin......
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I'd like to hear the details of the hood. The cowl looks modified.

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its modified, good eye 8O
It is actually a fiberglass corvette cowl, my dad and i cut a section out of the hood, tucked the cowl underneath, between the outter skin and the reenforcements. We then put it as close as we could to the windshield for the race look, then glassed the inside and outside. An old skool trick for an old skool truck.
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so are you gonna runa buick engine to match those portholes?



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nope, when i bought th truck a few months ago, they were already in it, i like'm so i'm gonna keep'm
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lookin good man. i did like the blue that was on it before though.

hey could you post up a pic of the rear suspension setup?

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looks sharp 8) thanks for the pics and keep us posted on the progress!!!!!
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the blue that was on it before was so cheap primer, whoever sprayed it was horrible, runs everywhere.

I'll try and get some pics over the bed, the front end. The suspension pics will be later cuz I gotta fix the 2-link, but when done def. get some pics up
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The port holes- I LIKE EM! Whose or what and where did you get them? Easy install or should I practice on a bone yard fender first?
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Those port holes remind me of the ones on a 1950s Buick...thumbs up! :)
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how low can you get that front to lay out?i am baggin mine soon and was thinking of flipping the lower ball joint......also do those wheels tuck?i was thinking of using chevy fullsize 17" wheels off of the 06-07 and they have the same backspacing as the cadi wheels
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the wheels tuck perfect, not sure on the backspacin though. heres a side shots of the truck with front down, it lays on the tie rod brackets, still gotta cut them, plus its sittin on my carrier bearin bracker which I need to make a new one.....

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still wonderin if you could snap a pic of the rear setup. im prolly gonna run a 2 link on my truck.

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still don't have the rear setup put in yet. but my opinion don't use a 2-link, go w/the 4-link. i'm usin a 4-link from suicidedoors.com, just gotta relocate the gas tank or do what i did and use a fuel cell. 2-links give you horrible pinion angle, it makes your rearend roll which it shouldn't. a 4-link keeps everythin inline, perfect pinion, etc. but its up to you....
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still don't have the rear setup put in yet. but my opinion don't use a 2-link, go w/the 4-link. i'm usin a 4-link from suicidedoors.com, just gotta relocate the gas tank or do what i did and use a fuel cell. 2-links give you horrible pinion angle, it makes your rearend roll which it shouldn't. a 4-link keeps everythin inline, perfect pinion, etc. but its up to you....


well i was plannin on using a 2 link, but with longer links. probably like 3.5foot long links. the longer the link id on a 2 link system, the less the pinion angle is affected.

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