Just a Truck.

[way2fastx3]

Those welds look nice, but why not go all the way around?

I have to build the whole back half of the rear frame. I'm going build one from scratch i think. I have a drawling of what i'm going to build. I'll scan it and post it sometime.

[andybob]

Those welds look nice, but why not go all the way around?

[way2fastx3]

Got the bag's and cups all together 100% and sealed up for the front ready to go onto the truck!


Bag Cup Install 01 by Cole Lenhart, on Flickr

[way2fastx3]

Well i got some awesome news for once... Been working hard at my big boy job for awhile now and i can finally ditch the truck as my daily driver and park it to get working on the bag setup.

Just picked this beautiful thing up!


Accord 01 by Cole Lenhart, on Flickr

And now that i have a new daily driver, the tear down on the truck happened hours after buying the car lol. Over the next few weeks ill be stripping down the truck and prepping it for the bags. The goal is to get the truck ready for H2Oi but all i guess we will see.


Tear Down July | 2013 by Cole Lenhart, on Flickr

[LOCALTHIRTEEN]

Good idea man. I found some fabric I liked at Walmart but I do want to take a look at Joann's too.

You can see everything they have on line. Save yourself a trip.

[CraigSnedeker]

Order on-line from them or just wait till you have money to go to a fabric store. There are a million creative out side the box ideas that im sure you can find locally. Anything that is fabric can be used. Ive even used old bed sheets with a cool pattern to wrap or make things out of. Just to be clear they were transformers bed sheets I had when I was a kid.

Good idea man. I found some fabric I liked at Walmart but I do want to take a look at Joann's too.

[LOCALTHIRTEEN]

About an hour away, can't even afford the gas to get there.

Order on-line from them or just wait till you have money to go to a fabric store. There are a million creative out side the box ideas that im sure you can find locally. Anything that is fabric can be used. Ive even used old bed sheets with a cool pattern to wrap or make things out of. Just to be clear they were transformers bed sheets I had when I was a kid.

[CraigSnedeker]

You got a Joann's in your area? They have sales all the time, like 50% off fabrics.

About an hour away, can't even afford the gas to get there.

[NorCalFocus]

Thanks man! I picked up some stuff and now I just need some money for some Fabric.

You got a Joann's in your area? They have sales all the time, like 50% off fabrics.

[CraigSnedeker]

Thanks man! I picked up some stuff and now I just need some money for some Fabric.

[way2fastx3]

I just read through your entire thread. How did you do the fabric on the interior pieces? I've been looking around for articles but can't find any.

I went to a local fabric store and purchased thick and stretchy material that would withstand the heat/cold conditions of the weather and also good enough so that glue didn't seep through.

I used 3M stuff. I forget the exact adhesive number i used but 3M makes a great product just for these kind of things.

[CraigSnedeker]

I just read through your entire thread. How did you do the fabric on the interior pieces? I've been looking around for articles but can't find any.

[way2fastx3]

Bags 05 by Cole Lenhart, on Flickr

bags 06 by Cole Lenhart, on Flickr

Play Time. by Cole Lenhart, on Flickr

[way2fastx3]

bags 07 by Cole Lenhart, on Flickr

[CrackerTeg]

Time for a new license plate.