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lookin good :thup:
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rjewkes wrote:lookin good :thup:
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That does look nice!!
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Wow, screw putting it back together, I'd mount that on the wall just to admire it. I painted my buddies roll back frame bright red after grafting the one ton roll back section to the crew cab front section and it turned out nice, but that, that is really something.

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PS, if the frame looks that good, it kinda sets the bar pretty high for the rest of the truck ya know
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I like it :thup: The floor too 8)
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Post by gmcjimmy88 »

That very well could be the best $430 I have seen spent. I have thinking of doing the same to mine if I ever get around to working on it again. Looks really good. How much to powder coat the whole truck? LOL. Frame looks awesome.
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:thup: That looks great.
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That looks really awesome. I'm in the process of prepping my frame for painting. I don't want to spend that much on frame. Not in budget. I will probably paint it myself. Still looking at my options. If mine looked that good I wouldn't drive it.

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Wow, screw putting it back together, I'd mount that on the wall just to admire it. I painted my buddies roll back frame bright red after grafting the one ton roll back section to the crew cab front section and it turned out nice, but that, that is really something.

I cracked up laughing when I read this one! I'll post more when I get the rear end back together. Thanks for the feedback.
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I am not a fan of colored frames (I like them black)...

BUT...that does look awsome. You have to love how clean it is. 8)

keep up the good work.
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came out nice!
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sweet! seems like a good deal to me since it turned out so good...
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:bow: I'll agree that is money well spent. :clap:
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