ccequipment
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here is a little peak of the truck should have it done today
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Full air ride crew cab
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with all the work that you put into the crew cab trucks, why havnt you repowered any of them?
ccequipment
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The multi fuel engines are fine, with a little help they have plenty of power and will last a long time as long as you take care of them and don't red line them out. If it ain't broke don't fix it. More power will create more problems. If you have a blowen motor than it might be feasible to change out to a diffrent one. But when you can get a good used take out muti fuel for $1000 why go to the trouble.
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Another nice piece clinton.
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the suspension and steering arnt broke so why are you replacing that then?
Just messin with ya' love your work.
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You guys do fantastic work, keep it up!!!
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Do you have a close-up shot of those mudflaps? Are they molded with the logo/lettering or stencil painted?
Thanks for posting the teaser pic. Can't wait for the full photo log.
R Racing
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Very Nice !! ![[thumbzup]](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/images/smilies/icon_smile_thumzup.gif "Thumbs Up [thumbzup]")
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Awesome! Would love to cruise it round town
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Very NICE!! I have seen a LOT of very creative way on this site to modify a Deuce and some done really nice but you have engineered (Yes i used that word) this one in ways I have not seen before the results are just about astounding to me how beautiful this has turned out, I have a few clues how much time you have into this creation and the end resutl of your labors is really somthing to be proud of the truck is awesome, you did a very very nice job!
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The truck looks great.
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wow i would love to do one of those someday but make it like a SUV
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Nice looking project, what gear do you start in with 53's
python86
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Great looking truck! Someday I would like to try a build like that....
hilton850
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I noticed it has hydraulic steering...is it full hydraulic steering or is that hydraulic assist?
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considering the steering box, pitman arm, drag link, tie rod, and all associated parts are missing I would say it is safe to assume its full hydraulic.
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it needs an internal roll cage with an m66 ring attatched to it .
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Let me know when I could pull mine in 
goldwing2000
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It needs to be parked in my driveway.
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looks like a wicked nice rig and I bet it will ride a lot better than the original spring suspension. I was curious about the steering because here in Maine we have to keep the mechanical connection to be "street legal." I'd be interested to know how it handles...in particular, how much body roll there is when driving around a corner with the air ride.
Probably apples and oranges comparing a bobbed deuce with a Peterbilt, but we have a Peterbilt truck with air ride on the rear and that truck leans much more in the corners and on crowned roads than the Mack trucks we own with springs all around. That being said, the Peterbilt is the one I'd rather drive because it does ride so much better...
Probably apples and oranges comparing a bobbed deuce with a Peterbilt, but we have a Peterbilt truck with air ride on the rear and that truck leans much more in the corners and on crowned roads than the Mack trucks we own with springs all around. That being said, the Peterbilt is the one I'd rather drive because it does ride so much better...