Thanks Raguemoe! I will look for my receipt to see what i paid and where i got them. I don't remember off the top of my head but they were great to do business with. I think with rims, tires and the cost to get them powdercoated came out to just $3500-3750 but that is just off the top of my head. I think i might have got too much backspacing for the front wheels. I haven't takin the time to adjust the steering so i can't be sure but i am a little worried.

You looking for a set of wheels? If mine don't work maybe we can work something out? You going to drop the white c10 or leave it as is?

Josh

I lowered it!

The work you have done Josh is amazing, you have some metal skills there, would love to see that in person one day, even though i am 20 hours or more away, great work and keep it up.
James

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Updates !!!

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Updates !!!

Nothing yet but there is alot in the works. I am getting ready to finally move into our new shop so i am trying not to make a mess in my garage until the move. There will be updates soon though i promise:D

Josh

The work you have done Josh is amazing, you have some metal skills there, would love to see that in person one day, even though i am 20 hours or more away, great work and keep it up.
James

Thanks alot James! Anytime your cruising through California hit me up!

Josh

Well we finally moved into our new shop and man i am excited. We rented a 60x41 shop. The cool thing is that it has a second floor above half of the shop so we have a total of 3500 sqft of usuable floor space:metal:. I have a few more things to bring over before i move my truck but I was pretty excited about the move that i had to share it. Pics will probably come around the first of the new year. Anyways Merry Christmas to all!!!!!!

Josh

Sweet Josh, good luck with the move. And Merry Christmas to you and your family as well...

Looks awesome..... :chevy:

I've been going thru your build, just incredable! Some pages ago, you talked about a radio antennae mounted to the windshield. Take a look at www.quikwire.com, they sell an antennae that plugs into the back of a radio and is a tiny black box with a foot of loose wire dangling from it. It is hidden under the dash. My buddy bought one and put it on his '57 pickup, works for both am and fm, simple and inexpensive. I think it ran about $15.
Merry Christmas All!

Looks great. you sure put a lot of time into designing that frame! I bet people would pay good money to buy frames like that pre-made