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Seabee Deuce Crew Cab Project
I would not say 50%, but you can at least hear yourself think, carry one some type of conversation with a passenger, but everyone still knows you're coming; nothing stealth about it! I would do it again in a heartbeat.- asgtoolman
- Post #146
- Forum: Deuce Modification and Hot-Rodding
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Seabee Deuce Crew Cab Project
Top is looking good; I know you don't want rain to hinder your progress, but some of us NEED RAIN very badly! It's been hotter than hot and drier than dry down South this summer.- asgtoolman
- Post #122
- Forum: Deuce Modification and Hot-Rodding
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Seabee Deuce Crew Cab Project
camoyj7; Inquiring minds want to know "How in the HE** are you going to get it in your garage with a top on it?"- asgtoolman
- Post #119
- Forum: Deuce Modification and Hot-Rodding
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Seabee Deuce Crew Cab Project
LOOKIN' GOOD!!! Yes, definitely WHITE oak 3/4 " thick. Red oak rots easily; white oak does not- asgtoolman
- Post #87
- Forum: Deuce Modification and Hot-Rodding
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Seabee Deuce Crew Cab Project
Just so you can have different points of view, I see no reason in the world to mount the bed with anything other than a 3/4 oak isolator and solid mount. What is spring mount going to accomplish on the bed? Will anything you are carrying know the difference? or would it really matter?- asgtoolman
- Post #77
- Forum: Deuce Modification and Hot-Rodding
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Seabee Deuce Crew Cab Project
Still almost IMPOSSIBLE to believe you're able to do all that in your "height-challenged" garage- asgtoolman
- Post #67
- Forum: Deuce Modification and Hot-Rodding