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Parallel 4 links work great. We run them on my brothers 49 studebaker pickup. Great for traction and ride quality.
 
Got some paint on the bottom of the cab. Picture sucks but you get the idea.


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I wish they would have been able to fit more in the cans, they were a little light especially when they are $20 a can.:doah: and I need one if not two...
 
Got some paint on the bottom of the cab. Picture sucks but you get the idea.


IMAG0620_zpscffwjusu.jpg


I wish they would have been able to fit more in the cans, they were a little light especially when they are $20 a can.:doah: and I need one if not two...
Time to go buy some cheap black for the frame and make it look pretty!!!!!:haha::haha::haha:
 
should have painted the frame first.. easier to mask down, cover the frame, than keeping paint off the fresh underside...
 
Lookin good, brother. The mud from the parking lot puddles, should fall right off that clean underbelly. :D


Keep up the good work. :waytogo:
 
Red clay can actually hold rusty parts together when it dries. I've had it keep my gas tank from leaking. I knew I shouldn't have scraped it off. It's like bondo sort of. I wonder if you could sand it...
 
should have painted the frame first.. easier to mask down, cover the frame, than keeping paint off the fresh underside...

I'm going to paint the frame with a roller and a brush, thought this would be a ton easier.


I don't like mud but Moab dust should hold it together come September.
 

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