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this truck will be for sale next month it's almost done.i will have some better pic up later.
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bobbed deuce
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StrykerPez
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Wheeee! A bobbed Deuce!
StrykerPez
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P.S. Caveman, no disrespect to you. I love your trucks, they look good. It just sickens me that every numbnuts four-wheeler out there thinks that removing one of the axles of a Deuce is totally awesome. What happened to Jeeps with Rockwells??
wsucougarx
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Thinking about it more, it sickens me to think that someone will tear down a completely good running deuce for the axles...
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you're right 'cougar. but on this site, you're wrong on both accounts - a deuce in stock configuration is the only exceptable version of a deuce. especially in the "hotrodding and modification" forum...
Jim - i think that chop looks mean!!
truck turned out pretty nice, i think.
Jim - i think that chop looks mean!!
truck turned out pretty nice, i think.
wreckerman893
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"Can't we all just get along".
To me this hobby is like the antique car genre.
You have the purist who wants a perfectly restored 57 Chevy just like it came off the showroom floor and then you have the guy that wants the "resto mod" version with the modern engine, drive train, AC, etc.
There is room for all of us and we just have to agree to disagree on our trucks and intent to use them.
There were enough deuces made so that there is little danger of "original" deuces becoming extinct.
I like all types....restored, modified and hot rod. As long as the trucks are not going to the scrapper I am fine with what another member does with his vehicles.....unless it is a rare version (pipeline, tanker, firetruck, etc).
To quote my old buddy Jack......"I'm plucking this chicken....you just stand back and watch the feathers fly".
To me this hobby is like the antique car genre.
You have the purist who wants a perfectly restored 57 Chevy just like it came off the showroom floor and then you have the guy that wants the "resto mod" version with the modern engine, drive train, AC, etc.
There is room for all of us and we just have to agree to disagree on our trucks and intent to use them.
There were enough deuces made so that there is little danger of "original" deuces becoming extinct.
I like all types....restored, modified and hot rod. As long as the trucks are not going to the scrapper I am fine with what another member does with his vehicles.....unless it is a rare version (pipeline, tanker, firetruck, etc).
To quote my old buddy Jack......"I'm plucking this chicken....you just stand back and watch the feathers fly".
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bad azz truck!! do what you like for you not anyone else!!like the suicide doors, what kind of price tag goes on a truck like that?
Parker2
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Very Nice!!
Where did you hide the fuel tank?
Where did you hide the fuel tank?
BFR
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posts like this reduce the credibility of your signature.
that truck has obviously had a lot more done to it than a standard "bob"
jrou111
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I'm diggin it 
BTW, if you went to all that work, why didn't your shorten the wheelbase a little?
BTW, if you went to all that work, why didn't your shorten the wheelbase a little?
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hmm... i gotta say...that looks really good...
tinted windows....
suicide doors...
looks like a deuce HOT ROD!!!
tinted windows....
suicide doors...
looks like a deuce HOT ROD!!!
frodobaggins
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Uh, how do you get in it ?
KsM715
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I like the chop on the top. Looks just right for a custom job.
rockman
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Cm, nice work, I like the look. Not everyone will want one but you still are generating interest in the hobby...
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What wheels and tires did you use and how tall are the tires? Have you drove it on the highway yet and did it help top speed without hurting take off in 1st and 2nd.
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I like the doors and chop
looks like you have alot of time in it. Good work and keep the pics coming!!!
looks like you have alot of time in it. Good work and keep the pics coming!!!
wsucougarx
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Both accounts? I believe I only made one and it was in reference to tearing down a deuce just for the axles.you're right 'cougar. but on this site, you're wrong on both accounts - a deuce in stock configuration is the only exceptable version of a deuce. especially in the "hotrodding and modification" forum...
Jim - i think that chop looks mean!!
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i dont know alot about these trucks, so i have no right to put my 2 cents in, i have had a few guy to tell me, when you remove that rear axle, and chop off the end of the frame, that it increases the offroad capability x2. really does a lot better when you add 53 in. tires. is this so? or not.
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WHICH is why I added my second post. Caveman's work is great. He obviously did more than hack off an axle and throw some trailer springs under it. To me there is in fact a difference between a "custom" (which I applaud) and a "hack job" (which includes no originality, thought, or skill)