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Old 10-08-2015, 11:33 AM
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Nice.

I love the door handle idea, if I was body working mine I'd have done similar and added billet first gen handles or similar. The stock lift type suck.

Can't wait to see more of your billet pieces, are you doing this yourself?
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Yes , I made most of the pieces myself and will also finish the front lights in a lathe, the billet rear I designed , but due to the fact that they are angled my friends machine shop did them
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Nice.

I love the door handle idea, if I was body working mine I'd have done similar and added billet first gen handles or similar. The stock lift type suck.

Can't wait to see more of your billet pieces, are you doing this yourself?
Agree, hate the floppy second gen handles.
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Really digging the rear bumper and all the other changes.
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I had to cut out the Detroit speed tubs ,I ended up going with a 345 30 19 tire and they just weren't big enough , also had to stretch the quarters with these panels , formed them on an English wheel
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you have some metal working skills! Looks great
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