JerseyHick
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My latest G749 series build. Not really military anymore but..
I'm sure some of you hot rod guys will appreciate it.
I'm sure some of you hot rod guys will appreciate it.
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hot rod deuce and half
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RAYZER
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Looks military to me!!
Totally cool!!
Totally cool!!
wreckerman893
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I've been dreaming of a "rat rod" MV but I want to use the V-8 Detriot and Allison tranny and a deuce cab. Open engine compartment and big tires on the back and small on the front. Wish I had a shop to set up all my equipment.
JerseyHick
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What about some pics of the front axle/frame mounting, ??? thank you,
WOW, great job
WOW, great job
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Judging by the cab pics, it's just 2wd?
Very neat ride though!
Very neat ride though!
JerseyHick
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Yes, just 2wd. My original intent was to make it 4wd. Had it all worked out. Just using the factory pillow block, drive shaft thru the grill, radiator behind the cab.
But i'd have to put the truck on air bags to get the look i wanted and pump it up to make it a useful 4x4. that woulda put me way over budget. Not to mention more parts to fail.
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JerseyHick
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Front axle is a suicide setup. I used the factory deuce leafs, cut them in half to make them 1/4 elliptical and lower control arm combo.
For the uppers I used the factory dog bones just had to cut and lengthen them.
For the uppers I used the factory dog bones just had to cut and lengthen them.
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That is super cool. You obviously have mad skills and it shows. Great build. I wish I could see it in person, I know the pics don't do it justice. I can only imagine.....
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Oh MY!!!
That thing is really sick!
Reminds me of the batmobile, only better, in OD Green. Good show!
That thing is really sick!
Reminds me of the batmobile, only better, in OD Green. Good show!
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That is a sweet looking ride! ![[thumbzup]](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/images/smilies/icon_smile_thumzup.gif "Thumbs Up [thumbzup]")
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AWESOME!!! I love it man!
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That thing is sweet, I would drive that everyday.
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That is amazingly cool.
I love how you preserved the lines & character of the original truck. Outstanding!
I love how you preserved the lines & character of the original truck. Outstanding!
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Pretty nifty. Now you and Randy Ellis have a set...gotta build some more ad complete the military collection...lol. That was some serious fab work for sure. Any thoughts on going to smaller front tires and keeping the larger rears? Well done.
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