Incredible build only thing I would possibly consider is a luxury car seat set with the AC perforations you could be as cool as a cucumber in the summer.
One good looking MoFo! In the 60’s I used to go to the Pearl River Swamp and a friends uncle had several of these. They ran chains on all 4 wheels and it was amazing to watch them come past us and keep going no matter what, churning military tires and chains and watching them get up off the seat in deep water! Wish I had footage of that!
Is the 6"x9" door on the bed side a pass thru all the way to the door on the other side to store a pole or high lift jack, maybe an air tank and coiled hose? What is the thing on the tailgate, a bracket for some kind of storage box maybe for the top? Is the box beside the tire on the other side maybe a tool box with the hinged top cover and front that lowers down into a small shelf and tool box with drawers? As you know, all kinds of little things on here. Tell us about them, we won't be bored. Great ideas for others to try.
The doors on the sides on the original chassis did pass through but with the change in chassis no longer do. I am planning to use 50 caliber cans to create small storage boxes. The center box was created using a damaged doner box; the right side has the battery and a tender and the left is storage only.
Looks great! I have a '52 and want to restomod it very similar to yours. Are those stock gauges? I'm missing all of them and want original or similar gauges.
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Incredible build only thing I would possibly consider is a luxury car seat set with the AC perforations you could be as cool as a cucumber in the summer.
One good looking MoFo! In the 60’s I used to go to the Pearl River Swamp and a friends uncle had several of these. They ran chains on all 4 wheels and it was amazing to watch them come past us and keep going no matter what, churning military tires and chains and watching them get up off the seat in deep water! Wish I had footage of that!
Very nice truck sir !!! Is mean and tough looking !!
One amazing build!! Inspiring me to do that to mines or make other project. Every detail and look of this car seems it have a lot of thinking behind.
Thanks worked hard on it. It is powered by a create 502
Love to see off Road Jeep Trail Action with it..bet it would be a Boss ..
Great build what is the rim and tires size please
Nice job. I keep looking for a project like this, but most are way too expensive. I really want to restore an old Willys with flat head 4.
Great job bro, just in case if you wanted to sell it let me know, thanks
That would be fun. That's the way I would drive it, with the windshield down.
Yeah it's great to not have to wear a helmet
nice truck
Great job
What a beauty !!!
Beautiful!
sounds amazing
Is the 6"x9" door on the bed side a pass thru all the way to the door on the other side to store a pole or high lift jack, maybe an air tank and coiled hose? What is the thing on the tailgate, a bracket for some kind of storage box maybe for the top? Is the box beside the tire on the other side maybe a tool box with the hinged top cover and front that lowers down into a small shelf and tool box with drawers? As you know, all kinds of little things on here. Tell us about them, we won't be bored. Great ideas for others to try.
The doors on the sides on the original chassis did pass through but with the change in chassis no longer do. I am planning to use 50 caliber cans to create small storage boxes. The center box was created using a damaged doner box; the right side has the battery and a tender and the left is storage only.
The bracket on the back is the original tool carry option which I need to get tools for
Awesome vehicle👌 customization done tastefully, you've got good taste man.
What engine is that. Sounds nice 👌
Thanks, it's a 502 create GM
Nice bro
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Looks great! I have a '52 and want to restomod it very similar to yours. Are those stock gauges? I'm missing all of them and want original or similar gauges.
Thanks the gauges are Classic Instruments MA01BLF Moal Bomber Series Gauge Set, Purchased through Speedway Motors
If you want to go this direction you will have to go 12V
On which chassis?
It's on an 89 Chevy 1 ton
Cool truck, stupid lights
Smokey Burnouts, or it isnt real. :)
Get some new wheels and tires the ones you've got suck.