That looks so good!
CK5
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One Piece at a Time: My 1985 Diesel Suburban
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Fantastic!
Ok now finish putting it together on go mud wheeling and almost slide into a tree.
Well maybe not.
I was lucky I was able to save it, but I wouldn't do it again.
That's why I don't paint mine anymore.
We had spent 6 month with body work and paint and it was the best work I had ever had done on any of my vehicles and I almost destroyed it within a day.
Wait till after SEMA
And you can have it! It’s just the OE mix with a sprinkle of pearl and a toner or two darker. Easy to duplicate.
Looking forward to hosting you at the booth.
This describes most everything not truck related in my life right now.
David
I am hoping to meet up in Kingman on the 2nd at In-n-out. Won't be attending SEMA
The story of getting the trailer that will carry the suburban to Las Vegas.
David
David
What is the empty weight of that trailer?
Pretty beefy trailer. Looks a little odd w/ the axles in the middle, proportionally.
So is it rated at 14k?
Total load is 20K, including the weight of the trailer. Suburban and a few bikes would be about 11K.
The 2' ramp extension exaggerates the effect even more.
David
I know 2x 10k axles minus the 6k in weight it can carry 14k so you're comfortable
Yeah I watched the video and it said 2 x 10k axles
Got this all burned. Latch is next. Strap should ship this week.
David
David
Quick Sunday morning project. Now these can head to paint.
David
David
did the grill need resizing with nose mod ?
I was looking hard to see where the seems were lol
Is that an aluminum grill you built?
