Just a Truck.

[Red_Arrowheads]

I can't wait to see this thing on the ground, rollin' 'round.
It's gonna be awesome.

[way2fastx3]

Sorry for all the junk picture's but i'm to dirty to be going inside to grab the DSLR to snap some good ones...

I took this before darkness fell upon me last night.

image by Cole Lenhart, on Flickr

[Earl]

The suspense is killing me=)

[way2fastx3]

Got all the link bars built and ready to go. I'm paying fine attention to detail as usual and prepping the rest of the things that need to be cleaned up like bolt threads ect. In the process of painting the head of bolts and a few other things.

99.9% Sure the truck will be off the jack stands come the end of the week as long as mother nature is nice.

image by Cole Lenhart, on Flickr

[B Rod]

Excellent progress!

[DutchieSaxo]

Now this is my kind of truck. Great work so far. Love it!

[Earl]

Bag Riders has incredible service=) I have had nothing but good experiences. Can't wait to see this thing back together

[way2fastx3]

Shout Out to @BAGRIDERS on there awesome service! Delivery time is on point and they love to hook me up with stickers!

Gauge Kit has arrived and now i can head into the interior of the truck and start doing the pluming and wire management.

image by Cole Lenhart, on Flickr

[hinrichs]

that rear section looks awesome

[way2fastx3]

Coming together piece by piece...

image by Cole Lenhart, on Flickr

[SD202]

Yes yes yes!

[way2fastx3]

Buddy of mine took this while i was stripping the frame down. Stay tuned for which things are finally coming together in one piece.

Grind, Punch, Smooth, Repeat... by Cole Lenhart, on Flickr

[way2fastx3]

I'll throw out a verbal update since i need to take time to download pictures off of the camera and upload them.

1.) Temporary wheels were fitted up and looks promising (Picture Above)
2.) Gas Tank was Dropped
3.) Frame was cut off the truck
4.) Drilling Holes and starting to mock up mounts for certain things like relocation of the battery and also the valve mount.
5.) Started to build my adjustable sway bar for the front.

Ordered:
New Chrome Bumper for the rear. Got rid of the roll pan.
Front Shock and Shock Mounts.

[CBURKE]

Looking good man!

[way2fastx3]

I'll just leave this here...

#Fitment by Cole Lenhart, on Flickr