Post up your truck pics Before and After!
08-29-2008, 04:24 PM
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I don't have a picture from '91 when my Father-in-Law bought the Cab and Chassis, but it looked like this - but a 170k miles younger...
Then we put a sleeper and flatbed on it.
And it worked until '98 at which time my father in law passed on...
At which point the truck started to be a toy.
Pictures taken spring '06 when I refreshed the truck by taking the bed and sleeper off - repainting all, redoing the sleeper interior.
Then we put a sleeper and flatbed on it.
And it worked until '98 at which time my father in law passed on...
At which point the truck started to be a toy.
Pictures taken spring '06 when I refreshed the truck by taking the bed and sleeper off - repainting all, redoing the sleeper interior.
08-29-2008, 09:35 PM
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08-29-2008, 10:06 PM
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With age comes the cage
So far so good it only has 2500 miles and they have not been easy ones.. the trailer in the pic is a 42ft'r (trailer w/ cargo come in at about 15k) it has been going some interesting places.. lots of ups and down. I go to 4 low for the hold back power. and lock up the TC with the tow haul mode....
08-30-2008, 02:06 PM
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I don't have a picture from '91 when my Father-in-Law bought the Cab and Chassis, but it looked like this - but a 170k miles younger...
Then we put a sleeper and flatbed on it.
And it worked until '98 at which time my father in law passed on...
At which point the truck started to be a toy.
Pictures taken spring '06 when I refreshed the truck by taking the bed and sleeper off - repainting all, redoing the sleeper interior.
Then we put a sleeper and flatbed on it.
And it worked until '98 at which time my father in law passed on...
At which point the truck started to be a toy.
Pictures taken spring '06 when I refreshed the truck by taking the bed and sleeper off - repainting all, redoing the sleeper interior.
08-31-2008, 01:41 AM
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Heres mine before:
Here it is after:
I debadged it, added ss step bars, mudflaps with ss weights, 4 inch exhaust with a 5 inch ss tip, tinted the windows, and added a the tonneau cover.
Here it is after:
I debadged it, added ss step bars, mudflaps with ss weights, 4 inch exhaust with a 5 inch ss tip, tinted the windows, and added a the tonneau cover.
09-01-2008, 08:14 PM
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When I bought it,
And two more reccent pictures....
With the 37s
And now with the 35s back on and Hoss wheels(stacks are also back off now, but I change that so much it doesnt matter)
Theres also a thread with some 3rd gen Before/Afters...
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...d.php?t=165040
And two more reccent pictures....
With the 37s
And now with the 35s back on and Hoss wheels(stacks are also back off now, but I change that so much it doesnt matter)
Theres also a thread with some 3rd gen Before/Afters...
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...d.php?t=165040
09-02-2008, 08:25 AM
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You should see the full resolution version.
