project: 3/4 ton dropped

[y5mgisi]

Cant wait to see it with those wheels all around!

[tinydb84]

Very cool!! Pm'ing you on the drop spindles

[79 blue monster]

4wd conversion

[79 blue monster]

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[Dball]

That's one nice looking frontend, the conversion totally suits the truck...nicely done.

[Hankster]

Whyyy?

[79 blue monster]

I got a 4wd itch.. and thanks Dball.

[wwj75c30]

i loved this truck the whole way threw im a 4wd guy so when i saw that i almost crapped myself lol i love it man got any progress pics?

[79 blue monster]

Originally Posted by wwj75c30

i loved this truck the whole way threw im a 4wd guy so when i saw that i almost crapped myself lol i love it man got any progress pics?

I came across my build page today and amd regreting my choice of selling my truck. I was young dumb and wanted a diesel.. I ended up finishing the truck and sold it.. STUPIDEST DECISION I EVER MADE. i have some pics of what it looked like when it was done.

[moregrip]

Originally Posted by 79 blue monster

I came across my build page today and amd regreting my choice of selling my truck. I was young dumb and wanted a diesel.. I ended up finishing the truck and sold it.. STUPIDEST DECISION I EVER MADE. i have some pics of what it looked like when it was done.

man she turned out beautiful!! How did she run with that caddie motor in it?

[79 blue monster]

Originally Posted by moregrip

man she turned out beautiful!! How did she run with that caddie motor in it?

It ran awesome. When i first started it, the timing chain blew apart in within 2 min. I was warned not to use a "polyfiber" style gear but did it anyway.. turns out the cheaper one was better for some reason. So other then that it burned tires like crazy till I swapped it to full time 4x4.. haha

[79 blue monster]

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[79 blue monster]

last picture with it on the day i sold it

[79 blue monster]

few more

[mcnally351]

Very cool read. Loved this build

[Hankster]

Omg you sold it? Dang it was clean man!

[79 blue monster]

Originally Posted by Hankster

Omg you sold it? Dang it was clean man!

Yeah sadly.. I went back and tracked it down. The guy pretty much destroyed the truck.. so i passed on buying it back

[LT7A]

You might want to look up some of the 'first truck' stories on here. Probably pisses you off that the guy beat on it. But can you get it for a good price? You'll probably still be building cars in 25 years and you might be glad you still own your first truck. That said, you did a great job on it and you can do it again on a different one when you're ready. I've owned my first car for 30 years. Thought about selling it in college. When I got in the work world, all the "older guys" told stories about the ones they wished they'd kept. So I kept it.

[79 blue monster]

Originally Posted by LT7A

You might want to look up some of the 'first truck' stories on here. Probably pisses you off that the guy beat on it. But can you get it for a good price? You'll probably still be building cars in 25 years and you might be glad you still own your first truck. That said, you did a great job on it and you can do it again on a different one when you're ready. I've owned my first car for 30 years. Thought about selling it in college. When I got in the work world, all the "older guys" told stories about the ones they wished they'd kept. So I kept it.

Ill have to look into it. The guy smoked in it, burn holes in my new seat and carpet, wires hanging all over. And the worst of all he took off my chrome wheel well moldings and slapped in landscape edging inplace of wheel flares.. He used a self tapper every inch all the way around the wheel wells right through my $8,000 paint job.. And he wanted $500 more then i sold it for

[LT7A]

Originally Posted by 79 blue monster

Ill have to look into it. The guy smoked in it, burn holes in my new seat and carpet, wires hanging all over. And the worst of all he took off my chrome wheel well moldings and slapped in landscape edging inplace of wheel flares.. He used a self tapper every inch all the way around the wheel wells right through my $8,000 paint job.. And he wanted $500 more then i sold it for

Wow that's terrible. Sounds like if you decide to try to buy it back that you'll want him to have a more reasonable price in mind. Hopefully there will be a lack of interest at that price and he'll get ready to deal. The tough part is the fact that he didn't respect your work. And I'm sorry to hear about that. I think only time helps that, but feel free to rant and rave a little here. If anybody's gonna understand, it'll be us.