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    In his experience the hammer head is better

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    Wow that's a really nice rig. Mine won't be quite that nice lol. The outside body is about a 1/4 way sanded.

    However the interior is now coyote tan with black accents. It's progressing. I'll be needing to touch up a few spots, reinstall and replace weatherstripping and I'll be done there.

    I'm getting excited...thinking of using the pipe and caps for water storage. Well see I'm still developing those plans.
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    In his experience the hammer head is better

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    Ok here's my first update in a while. I've spent the last while sanding, bonding, painting and the such. The paint is on nice but my body work isn't great...who cares its a BOV.

    As for prep related activities I got all the lights working, red lights inside for night vision. I mounted my inverter, extinguisher, tow straps and hardware, radio, and med supplies in the cab. The electric fuel pump and switching assemblies were dead so I added a manual switch for the two tanks.

    I will be adding a cap on the back and some nice tires. Here's some pics...the dash is torn apart due to chasing some electrical gauge issues.



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    Claims to have NEVER worn pink. Likely story.

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    my god that is beautiful...
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    that is freaking sweet................
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    For the Love of Cats


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    Just needs a kick ass bush-bar and a decent set of tires and you'll be ready for anything!

    Nice work!
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    I'll most likely shit myself



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    The rig is looking nice. Good work.

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    Nice!!!!
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    want a tip to help out with basic maintenance? unplug the negative side of the battery when not in use. also hook up a fuel cut off on the line to the motor so you can run the carburetor out and keep it free of varnish. oh and clean out the carb real good q tips and kerosene will be perfect for the job. this will help it start more quickly and help it run better more horsepower whole nine. nice truck by the way i got a old chevy kinda like that

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    Nice job!!!
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    Bacon saver

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    Beautiful Job man! Is that a stock 360 with the 2bl carb? Are you running mechanical gauges? The less electronics the better. By the way, that "olive drab" sure do look funny............
    As far as the pipes and bumper suggestions are going I haven't heard "spare air" yet. Used as a pressurized cylinder, I have seen that a time or two. It's going to look damn nice when you're done though.


    Be safe.............the night is your friend.

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