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the truck is to nice to drive----teriffic job-----looks better than when it was new-----thanks for all the great pictures and thanks to soldier B
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M35A2 Frame Up Restore Labor of Love
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rob762x51
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Fantastic! So much experience here. You should give a presentation to the club with these photos.
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I started in January of 2011 and I worked on it off and on. I tried to do something to it each day.
Also had all the other trucks to keep running, always something in the motor pool that needs to be worked on. LOL
Thank guys for all the nice words.
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Beautiful work AZ. Great attention to detail.
JC
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November 21st, 2013.
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DITTO!
Tony
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I just HAD to give that 4 thumbs up! Excellent work and thanks for sharing!
Tony
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VERY NICE! I'm not going anywhere near as far as you did, I hope mine looks at least half as good.
On a related note, anyone notice that the hardtop liner looks just like the same material that PT mats are made out of?? Hmmmm...
On a related note, anyone notice that the hardtop liner looks just like the same material that PT mats are made out of?? Hmmmm...
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Beautiful and I love the color
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Amazing work! Now if you ever drive it (yes, I said if) you have to take your shoes off before you get in. Even if you get in the bed!
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Hmmmm, maybe,
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Beautiful. I wish I had the time and resources to rebuild my deuce like that.
Nationwide 63s
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Looks great!
Cleptomaniac
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WOW that's amazing!!!
ATPTac
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Wow, just wow... I honestly wasn't really a big fan of the Vietnam era color until I saw this, but that looks simply amazing to say the least. One of these days if I get the time/resources I'm wanting to do a complete ground up restoration on mine... Looks like I have some pretty serious standards to try and live up to. Well done sir, well done. SLOrazorsedge
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Nice Albert! I drove one just like it during 1970 in the big Army 
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I am speechless. I hope mine looks half as good as yours. What did you use for foam in the hard top?
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Beautiful job, the Deuce looks GREAT!