joshs1ofakindxj
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Hey that just might be worth the drive down! Let me know if you dig it out. Thanks!
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My Crew Cab 4x4 Deuce Build
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How goes the build?
I still have this tool box if you want it. Free but will be missing the jerry can holder!
I still have this tool box if you want it. Free but will be missing the jerry can holder!
joshs1ofakindxj
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There has been an embarrassing lack of progress on the truck. Between work, part time grad school, improvements to my house, and fixing up my jeep the time and money hasn't been there for the truck, but the jeep is "done-for-now" and the grad school will be done in August so I should be getting back to work on the truck soon. I am leaning towards a standard bob at this point though. I want to get the truck done ASAP so I might take the easier route. Don't feel obligated to hold that tool box for me if someone else wants it. Who knows when I could get it, and I'm currently not sure I would even need it. Thanks though!
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joshs1ofakindxj
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joshs1ofakindxj
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joshs1ofakindxj
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joshs1ofakindxj
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This turned into just another bobber build, but man is this thing a lot more fun to drive now.
Anyone have suggestions for how to mount two fuel cans on the outside of the M105 bed?
Anyone have suggestions for how to mount two fuel cans on the outside of the M105 bed?
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So is it no longer on the path to becoming a crew cab? If not then rightfully so, anything put into them will 99% of the time not be returned in the end except in amount of fun and smiles and waves from kids and also vets you get, which actually to me is worth more then any amount of money you could be paid for these amazing machines.
joshs1ofakindxj
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Yup, it would of been cool to have a crew cab, but would have challenged my fabrication skills and definitely kept me off the road until some time in 2015. I'm glad I compromised and built the truck as it is, because I'm driving it more than ever and it is a blast.
One guy who rents from me bought a $58k Audi and is always talking about how great it is, but then I remind him it doesn't make people stop in their tracks and turn their heads like a $4k hacked up army truck and it always gets him!
One guy who rents from me bought a $58k Audi and is always talking about how great it is, but then I remind him it doesn't make people stop in their tracks and turn their heads like a $4k hacked up army truck and it always gets him!
M35A2TN
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Yes it would have, just like ivebeenrokd's crew cab, I reference it all the time but it is so sweet, but a bobbed truck shows just as much skill and dedication, also it is what you make it, not what everybody else wants to see. And I bet it does get him! A deuce can be bought in cash, I know I bought mine in cash and nothing less! I would bet that he is making almost $1000 dollar/month payments and doesn't turn a fraction of the heads that a noisy, stinky, abused piece of OD metal does.