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1968 c30 "Papa Smurf" prerunner build. links, beams, and turbo

Glad to see you using this thing for what it was built for! :saweet::waytogo:
Never set out to build a show car :waytogo: Although I’ve won best in show twice with it. One from a show I actually entered and another that I just drove to and was fan vote based. My truck won sitting in the parking lot next to the show :haha:


The results of your work are just awesome to me!
CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU!
That looks like a blast!
:waytogo: :bow:

Thank you. I often don’t show how much time and effort I actually have into the truck to get it to the point it’s at, but it’s been a fulfilling journey. Not done yet
 
Truck looks great. Do I remember right that you used Steel It for your coating?

David
 
Truck looks great. Do I remember right that you used Steel It for your coating?

David

yes I did use steel it on my axle and beams and I wasn’t a fan. All the duning I do it was just getting sand blasted off and not holding up. So now everything is painted with a high enamel brown tractor paint from the local tractor supply store and that stuff is holding up much better. Not getting sand blasted off.
 
Finally made it through the video, dang I was fat... :haha:I'm glad I didn't stay and try to run the course with you that monday, I probably wouldn't have made it home.
 
Finally made it through the video, dang I was fat... :haha:I'm glad I didn't stay and try to run the course with you that monday, I probably wouldn't have made it home.
Camera ads 10lbs I think they say right? Haha. And it honestly wouldn’t have been bad. I wasn’t doing anything crazy. Just checking out the course mainly. I was saving the truck for playing at the last stop on the trip which was Little Sahara after this.
 
I was hoping you had some killer video from that trip. Looks like you did. Thanks for sharing. Great videos.
 
I was hoping you had some killer video from that trip. Looks like you did. Thanks for sharing. Great videos.
I wound up with about 60 hours of footage in that trip. Took me the last year to sort it only doing a little bit here or there. Was an undertaking but glad to have it all to look back on.
 
Back to work after a few weeks off for vacation. Got a lot of stuff ready to cut chips. Need to knock out some machine work now to collect the parts and should start looking like something.

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