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    Quote Originally Posted by v8nutz View Post
    I love a nice blasted finish, so nice to work with. The dude doing the blasting isn't wearing a hood, is that a water blaster so there's no dust?
    Dustless Blasting yes, has water coming through too, helps keep things cool and most of that stuff just falls to the ground. Took me a few hours of air blowing and vacuuming to get all the sands out of inside the cab. Dustless, not mess less.

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    Should be getting everything I need to paint this turd ordered this week, I need to get wheels down to powder coat when I get a chance, chrome should be done by end of the month? Still got to get out in my garage and work on the bed wood.

    Here is how the new vs old headers look. Its the right thing to do, hate doing things twice.

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    This truck is going to look black on cloudy days and at night.

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    Gonna be an awesome color that really POPS in the sunshine!
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    Quote Originally Posted by rspears View Post
    Gonna be an awesome color that really POPS in the sunshine!
    Thanks guys, I really like the color, hopefully shoot some test cars soon and switch shops for paint, wheels are done I need to go pick them up later this week, chrome is back too, not perfect but good enough for a garage build, you can see some of the imperfections of our fabricating, hood ornament stuff looks great, Bob Drake isn't reproducing them anymore.

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    love the color!
    " "No matter where you go, there you are!" Steve.

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    Got my wheels back.

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    Looking good even before you've put them on the truck.
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    My favorite "dog dish" cap, and the beauty rings set them off perfectly! Good Job!
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    Quote Originally Posted by rspears View Post
    My favorite "dog dish" cap, and the beauty rings set them off perfectly! Good Job!
    Thanks, I am going for an original look on the outside? I had these made by the wheel smith per the backspace I needed in 17x7 front and 17x9 rear, should fill up the fat fenders right and not have that weird gap that a lot of these trucks have, will also do a 1/8" spacer on the rear. Decided to just go with a satin black (same as chassis) instead of color matching the paint, the whole truck has a lot of black going on it. Tires and battery will be some of the very last things I buy.
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    I like those, planning to do something like that on my truck.

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    Double checking the split bumpers still line up okay. Good enough for a garage build.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FordyG View Post
    Double checking the split bumpers still line up okay. Good enough for a garage build.
    Good enough?!
    That's an understatement.
    When I saw the pics of them when you were building them I thought: 'Crikey he's going to have his work cut out to make something out of them.'
    And then you show us these pics.
    Wow!
    I can only imagine the work and effort that has gone in to making them what they are.

    Good on ya.

    Top marks that man.
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    Quote Originally Posted by johnboy View Post
    Good enough?!
    That's an understatement.
    When I saw the pics of them when you were building them I thought: 'Crikey he's going to have his work cut out to make something out of them.'
    And then you show us these pics.
    Wow!
    Yeah they have some imperfections that you can see better in person, we are looking for the flaws though?

    My cousin rounded up some material for me from his work, I went and picked it up and we was able to get some brackets made for the rotisserie.

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    DITTO! The bumpers look great!
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