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Re: How To: Ruin a Perfectly Good K/5
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Originally Posted by smbrouss70
Looking at your avatar, it doesn't look like it is much of a question for you.  |
That pic is from a series of renders I had done by hellaflush3d to help me decide. It didn't help , but I do like the 'squished' version he did...
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Originally Posted by 69gmcc10
Wow! That particularness you speak of really pays dividends in everything you show on this forum. You make it look so easy and so well done, it makes me want to try it myself and I hate bodywork! maybe I should get the truck back together and running first...
Awesome work!!!
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Thanks! Not a big fan, myself. Rust repair is torture. My wife wants a '67 Mustang fastback, so there's more in my future 
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Originally Posted by Marshy
I say leave it the same height and add some wide TSL boggers.  |
I'm thinking 2.5" Deavers/Bilsteins, white 17x9 vintiques smoothies/dog dishes, with 285/70 bfg A/Ts. It looks/rides good in my mind...
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