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Re: How To: Ruin a Perfectly Good 4wd
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Originally Posted by rustytruck50
That looks great...I need to get those things taken care of too...I kinda fall into the rut of concentrating on the big picture and lose sight of the little detail things that look great & fill in the gaps between the big, labor intensive jobs. Thanks for the positive reminder!  |
My sentiments exactly. The 2wd conversion is not happening right now, but it can at least look/drive decent in the meantime
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Originally Posted by darkhorse970
Looking really good Chris! I’m lost on the whole wheel discussion, but I have no doubt that you have a vision and a plan.
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Thanks! Story goes: pausing the conversion on this one to focus time/money/efforts on getting the truck running. The wheels were an unfortunate casualty of that process. It might all work out in the end 
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