alternative to a bob?
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alternative to a bob?
alright,
i know i have seen someone somewhere do something like this..
anyone have a link?
here are some pics to what i am talking about(Photoshop)
what one looks better? stretched fender or just move fender back?
sorry if this is someones truck, got them of the internet awhile ago...
i know i have seen someone somewhere do something like this..
anyone have a link?
here are some pics to what i am talking about(Photoshop)
what one looks better? stretched fender or just move fender back?
sorry if this is someones truck, got them of the internet awhile ago...
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i think it would look ok if you moved the whole opening back and left it the factory size. it kinda looks like a bobbed longbed with a sixfooter but with the wells in the very back
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Def move the fender back.
I know a friend who had a sweet blue 85 in SLC with a set up like this.
It looked really good and performed awesome.
If you have the patience for that sort of sheet metal work it would be well worth your time.
I know a friend who had a sweet blue 85 in SLC with a set up like this.
It looked really good and performed awesome.
If you have the patience for that sort of sheet metal work it would be well worth your time.
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That pirate link is a great idea. That way you dont sacrifice bed space. Too bad you cant do something like that around here. (theres a serious lack of rust free donors to replace body sheeting with, not to mention $$$, just recently a 85 pickup bed sold for some serious money!)
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