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  • I_Haz.:R32
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    well, that was silly. Why would you do that?


    JK man, that sucks, hope it heals quick so you can get back to working on this badass c10

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  • kristianbolster
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    and then last night i was taking a hammer to the inner fender to open it up a little more with out cutting and i slammed my thumb into the jagged sheet metal




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  • kristianbolster
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    so i finally decided on a color. i was trying to decide what color and i chose a navy blue and i wasn't even considering it. so i did a crappy spray out with out prepping or anything





    and then i threw one of the hub caps on to see what it looked like





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  • storey618
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    this is going to be so good!

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  • kristianbolster
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    a couple more pictures of what the front fitment looks like before i get the drop spindles



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  • kristianbolster
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    I started cutting up the front. I don't even have my drop spindles yet, it's gonna be plenty low. Right now the fender should be 4.5" off the ground and I have 2.5" drop spindles coming

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  • kristianbolster
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    Originally posted by Scape-Zs View Post
    I AM IN! Love a good mid-60's c10
    Definitely my favorite as far as classic trucks. The body lines are unlike anything else. Super unique and cool

    Originally posted by FearNLoathing View Post
    Damn, thats what I need for my S10, some notches. Looks like this is ganna be good
    Every 2wd Chevy truck needs big notches and bags

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  • Scape-Zs
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    I AM IN! Love a good mid-60's c10

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  • FearNLoathing
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    Damn, thats what I need for my S10, some notches. Looks like this is ganna be good

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  • kristianbolster
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    with being at a stopping point until the over axle bag mounts come we moved onto the front. we got the upper bag mounts welded in and then ran out of argon so no more welding until i get a new tank



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  • kristianbolster
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    after getting a bunch of stuff cut out of the way i was able to see how high up the axle will go. based on my measurements the body should be about 4.5" off the ground aired out. and i also have 2 inch blocks coming so it should be really freaking low



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  • kristianbolster
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    and then we started cutting the frame out







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  • kristianbolster
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    and my dad started welding them to the frame





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  • kristianbolster
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    now for the real build. Once i pulled the truck out i got i got antsy and i started ordering parts.
    i ordered:
    -a level 1 bag kit from BC Fab
    -8" notch from BC
    -over axle bag mounts
    -all new precision cab seals from freds truck parts
    -new rear bumper
    -CPP drop spindles

    maybe more stuff but i don't can't remember right now, I'm sure ill remember when it comes in the mail.


    opened up the notches and they are super super high quality i was actually pretty surprised. all the pieces fit together amazingly. i don't know why i was surprised everything i have gotten from BC Fab has been great quality



    i did have to get them modified alittle bit so they meet the bottom of the frame and fit a little bit better.

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  • kristianbolster
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    i have to go to a birthday party so i will update the thread more tonight

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