Hey lookin' SWEET! It is an art to do body work...lots of patience(sp?) too.
Good job man, hard work pays off!

 

how much did all that run you to paint?

 

$450
It was an insurance Job and the body man lost the estimate to it so I got off CHEAP

 

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Okay dude, compliments to you all the way!!!

My hats off.. This is one awesome truck. I'll hit you up in a bit, but lets just say thats one hell of an awesome job youve done!!!

 

Thanks alot it got rebuilt last fall and this winter I just decided it wasn't enough so I redid the engine compartment and some other little things. Next I have to build a polished aluminum box for my fuse box. I just got my Sierra C3 6000 engine cover today and will have it on tomorrow. This coming winter I'm either going to be redoing the interior (not the dash) and inside of the bed or adding a body dropless chassis. Just depends on how much money I will have to do it with.

 

So did you do all the fabrication and welding yourself on this one or did a shop help out? None the less your doing a good job on keeping it clean. let me know how that engine cover comes out...

 

The only body work I did was the inner fenders and smoothing out the dash and I did all that myself. The truck was shaved excluding the tail lights 2 years ago back when I didn't know much about body work. As for the suspension me and my grandfather did that ourselves. I have 8 GC valves and three 5 ga. tanks all mounted under the bed outta site.

 

nice job, so you wanna come do my fenders when i get my truck done
it will be a while, but I want them to look kick *** none the less....

 

Actually I'm in negotiations with fabbing them for a company to sell, so ya might just be able to go that route. And they're strong too. I set my truck battery on one of em before I had the fender painted and it didn't make a binding sound and the body filler (what little there is) didn't crack at all.