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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by RatPin, Aug 6, 2011.

  1. RatPin
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    Not sure exactly what model I used.
     
  2. RatPin
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    Thanks. It was all done with my Hobart Handler 187. Nice little machine.
     
  3. navyboy
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    This thing is cooler than a Dancing storm trooper! What that looks like? I shall show.
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  4. Kustomism
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    Killer pickup, love the colour


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  5. ALTRD-TA
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    Unbelievable turnout. Great job.
     
  6. bpg_austin
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    Stunning.. Old IH's are a favorite of mine. Inspiration!!
     
  7. RatPin
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    Took it down to the Binder Bee over the weekend...
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    Didn't expect to come home with this...
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  8. PandorasBox99
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    That thing probably hauled coal,wood,stone, maybe a little ass in its day.
     
  9. farmer brown
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    from minesota

    Very cool build, nice hardware!
     
  10. bigrickl74
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    Congratulations on the award man! The first of many to come!
     
  11. RatPin
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    Thanks!
     
  12. IRON MAIDEN
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    Awesome truck. I have to tell you. First off I have a 46' K3 I've been building. I love the K/KB series and have not been too big a fan of the 50's models. Until yours. It shows just how sweet those things can look if done right. Well done. I'm inspired.
     
  13. '48IHC
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    Very nice, super clean build. Im inspired as well. This just shows what patience, time and a lot of great skill sets can accomplish. I bet that this is a kick in the ass to drive!


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  14. RatPin
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    Getting the interior buttoned up and installing some audio last weekend.

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  15. paco
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    Super job ... any updates?

    I'm looking at a '56 right now ...
     
  16. RatPin
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    Not too much. I pul in electric wipers and a vintage air heater/defroster last weekend since my original heater core was shot. It is now winterized and I've been driving it daily.
     
  17. paco
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    The more I see these trucks the more I dig them ...
     
  18. Nice job, welcome to binder madness
     
  19. cosears
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    53 are the same, you don`t happen to have a grille and front fenders left over? I just posted in wanted. Thanks, Dean
     
  20. RatPin
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    I have not checked in in awhile. Recent picture:
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  21. CoronetRTguy
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    I love this truck!

    The window air unit is an awesome touch. I always wondered how they work and if they are effective?

    Great looking truck.
     
  22. bsievers1616
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    surely it doesnt ride that low while driving, can you post a picture at ride height? I am actually in the process of doing something very similar with my '53. I am using the Fatman MII stage 3 kit. I am curious just how low its going to sit since i am using coil overs.

    Thanks!
     
  23. bsievers1616
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    also, are you using an original bench seat? Or what seats are you using?
     
  24. RatPin
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    Here's a bad picture of ride height. Basically about 4" higher than parked height, and I'm using the original bench seat.

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  25. bsievers1616
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    Thanks so much. great lookin' truck.
     
  26. Needlestingle
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  27. Ratrod_Rhysie
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    Holy santa clause shit! This is immaculate. I kinda love this. Awesome work mate
     
  28. Needlestingle
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    I've read this whole string twice, I can not wait to get started. I'll be honest, I'm not going to do the work, I just don't have the time to do it at home, plus I'm getting to old and tired of working on vehicles. Even though I'm literally in love with your trucks color, I'm going to patina the original paint on mine. But either a LS or 350 sbc, and a 700r. I am definitely bagging it, and that's it. Should be getting started in a few weeks. ImageUploadedByH.A.M.B.1444517597.139068.jpg
     
  29. RatPin
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    Thanks for the kind words guys. So many new projects, I hardly have time to drive the '54 but that is going to change next year.
    Check out this '48 Metro I found. All original down to the paint. No rust!
    Currently cleaning up the electrical and the stainless grill bars.

    I plan on raising the bar with this build.

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    Last edited: Oct 29, 2015
  30. bigpokie
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    For give my ignorance/youth. What exactly is the window unit and how does it work. I just know it's a cooler of sorts.
     

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