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03-29-2018, 09:03 PM
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A guy with a truck
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Germany, for now
Posts: 5,920
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Re: Project: '72 Family Hauler
Love it! Doing flat caps on the TTs?
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03-30-2018, 08:42 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Thompsons Station, TN
Posts: 700
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Re: Project: '72 Family Hauler
Thanks guys! It's coming along. I've decided to go ahead and address the rear suspension while the weather is still crappy. I have a c-notch, panhard bar, and some rear shock relocators that I picked up from Jason over at Dead End Garage. New trailing arm bushings, some new shocks, and a 1" lowering block are in the plans. I've replaced the lenses on the turn signals, tail lights, and reverse lights and replaced a couple broken door handles. I also replaced the front factory lap belts with some 3 point retractable belts from Morris Classic. I hope to tackle the suspension stuff within the next week or so and will have some new updated pictures.
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