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Just an update Just tacked the windlace in place so I could take a look at what the panels are going to look like. I think I'll continue with motor over the winter and hopefully I'll have all the the interior ready to install in the spring.

We had our annual Christmas tree lighting this evening at the center of town, here are a couple of photos of Santa talking to the children

Don't bother..................snow sucks!

conventional wisdom says the combinations is around 725 give or take.

subjective...best to start with the very wheelbase...but...in my opinion refitting a entire chassis is lot of work especially when considering all body mounts...cannot speak for trucks 100% but Dakota frames cut and grafted properly onto an original frame is quick and easy on cars...and I am sure if I felt the cause to do a truck would well do this very process..donor depends on year of vehicle...sub-framing is quick and easy and done properly very strong and on two of mine will state without hesitation stronger spliced that either of the single frame independently..the latest is equally strong and has some 300 inches of arc welded joints..not your typical rat rod GM stubbing and poorly executed globs of slag and balled weld bead.. get out the tape measure and trek to a local wrecking yard...suitable donors are within your grasp..be sure you understand the total undertaking in the concept... you can do the S10 if you choose..but I also got to wonder the why when there are quality parts out there..but I see on many occasions it is because it is handy...of course they are..they are failures from the get go by design..why continue this to your pride and joy..braking sucks buckets...your truck, your time your money....YOUR CALL....

Got bored a little while ago. Please join me in a drive around my district in my 55 Fargo truck. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-7kqcs3V8k&feature=youtu.be

Jeff, It certainly is beautiful ! More knobs than a airplane ! Are you driving it ? Free Pastrami sandwich if you feel like driving to Torrance for your alignment, We have a place here Johnson's Alignment that does not use 18 year olds with computers to align your 60 year old truck if you are interested. Everything is done by hand each corner is weighted and it would not be a surprise to see a full race only Porsche in the bay next to your truck. It's a three generation family business in the Hot Rod heartland of Southern California. Hank