drew303's '87 Single Cab 'My Truggy'
08-11-2011, 08:42 PM
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Hoping to finish the exo cage up this month as well as a front bumper etc.... been a bad year for wheeling. Economy has really put a damper on the wallet here... 
08-12-2011, 06:51 AM
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I agree. the same thing has been my major damper to finish my truck and have time to actually enjoy it. Next year when i am back from deployment it will get finished and i will really get time to play.
08-13-2011, 09:32 PM
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thanks
took a lot of planning and work but it came out exactly like i wanted! 
IT's still fun to drive everyday tho
Gets lots of attention anywhere i go.
08-29-2011, 11:03 PM
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sorry i dont have any amazing new pictures of it doing awesome wheeling. Wish i could wheel it like its built to :/
but ill climb a rock when i get a chance... and snap pics cuz i can lol
or snap a pic from a rooftop
but ill climb a rock when i get a chance... and snap pics cuz i can lol
or snap a pic from a rooftop
08-30-2011, 12:07 AM
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you know, you should park no further then 6inches from the curb...JK
but i've always admired your truck, your work really is amazing. That is an awesome flatbed you have there, and not to mention the frame work. takes some major skill to chop and build a frame like that.
oh, and is that a yota axle under that sammi?
but i've always admired your truck, your work really is amazing. That is an awesome flatbed you have there, and not to mention the frame work. takes some major skill to chop and build a frame like that.
oh, and is that a yota axle under that sammi?
08-30-2011, 06:16 AM
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Yup the springs have to twist ... any pack will. its a little more than you normally see because they're inboarded but still less than the front.
08-30-2011, 06:30 AM
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you know, you should park no further then 6inches from the curb...JK
but i've always admired your truck, your work really is amazing. That is an awesome flatbed you have there, and not to mention the frame work. takes some major skill to chop and build a frame like that.
oh, and is that a yota axle under that sammi?
but i've always admired your truck, your work really is amazing. That is an awesome flatbed you have there, and not to mention the frame work. takes some major skill to chop and build a frame like that.
oh, and is that a yota axle under that sammi?
Thx for the words! And yes that's a yota axle under a Sami.
09-22-2011, 01:43 AM
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came across this...
the number one question i get asked when im around town is why did you do that to your truck? ..if only i could show them this picture.
the number one question i get asked when im around town is why did you do that to your truck? ..if only i could show them this picture.
09-25-2011, 10:02 PM
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09-27-2011, 06:35 PM
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I wanted to inboard the springs while having my spare Where I put it. Minimized costs by reusing my toolbox and gas tank.
Just came up with what I got. Measured and calculated everything out carefully over the course of one year (2009) and even more carefully executed it.
Just came up with what I got. Measured and calculated everything out carefully over the course of one year (2009) and even more carefully executed it.
