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Old 08-22-2007, 08:39 AM
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Completed my Truck

I know this truck has been on here before, but its painted and ready to hit the trails. Let me know what you think! Thanks for all your great comments in the past.



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THEY'RE NEVER FINISHED!
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its different but it looks like fun
Old 08-22-2007, 08:56 AM
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That thing is sick looking. Looks like you will be having alot of fun with it. Looks great, and good luck.
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Dangit, I want one...
Old 08-22-2007, 08:58 AM
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Dangit, I want one...
That my friend can be arranged!
Old 08-22-2007, 09:03 AM
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All that work and not even a simple S.A.S.?? looks interesting though
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What do you plan to do with that rig? I hope not rock crawl.. does it flex? Your approach angle is horrid with that winch on there. Looks like a fun hunting rig or something but I can't picture it doing anything hardcore.
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Complete??? Impossible.

Looks good man! I am curious what you have planned as uses for it though. Let's hear it!
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Originally Posted by UKMyers
What do you plan to do with that rig? I hope not rock crawl.. does it flex? Your approach angle is horrid with that winch on there. Looks like a fun hunting rig or something but I can't picture it doing anything hardcore.
These are intended to be trail trucks. This truck was never intended to be used hardcore. However I do have a Solid axle version I am working on. That truck will be more for crawling. I am building a new bumper that will raise my winch 6 inches.
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Sounds good man....

Whats the esitmated cost of a rig like this? I know you cant be specific based on options and stuff, but say within a 1K ballpark...
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Originally Posted by 04 Rocko Taco
Complete??? Impossible.

Looks good man! I am curious what you have planned as uses for it though. Let's hear it!
Just a Trail truck...nothing hardcore. They are headed to the jungle of Belize is where this truck is going.
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Ever thought about making it street legal?
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Great job!!!!
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Originally Posted by 04 Rocko Taco
Sounds good man....

Whats the esitmated cost of a rig like this? I know you cant be specific based on options and stuff, but say within a 1K ballpark...
give or take a bit around 20k.
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Originally Posted by Kaleb
Ever thought about making it street legal?
Yes I am looking into that, they really only need a windshield to make it street legal. This one in the pics does not have its headlights yet, but they do get headlights, tail lights, and turn signals. It is in the works.
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Honestly..one of the UGLIET things ive ever seen. but props for the hard work/time that went into it.
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I think one of the reasons I like it is because I like the old T-bucket hotrods, and the front end of this reminds me of it. I'd love to see one that is a little more "hardcore" oriented, almost like a "mini" crawler buggy or formula toy. That would be very cool. But I like this one as is. It would be fun to tool around in the desert with...
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Originally Posted by Tacoclimber
I think one of the reasons I like it is because I like the old T-bucket hotrods, and the front end of this reminds me of it. I'd love to see one that is a little more "hardcore" oriented, almost like a "mini" crawler buggy or formula toy. That would be very cool. But I like this one as is. It would be fun to tool around in the desert with...
I have built many hotrods...my personal truck has a lowered front windshield post to feel like the top is chopped. My truck is just under 6 feet tall.
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Originally Posted by cweich
I have built many hotrods...my personal truck has a lowered front windshield post to feel like the top is chopped. My truck is just under 6 feet tall.


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