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ICUDOGG2 (C) Posts: 25 Location: Canton, Ohio (USA) View other posts by this member.	Posted: Friday, October 02, 2009 12:22 PM Edited: 10/2/2009 1:13:36 PM by ICUDOGG2 Edited: 10/2/2009 12:30:33 PM by ICUDOGG2 So my Budy Seth (marbles) Comes to me and and says, " Hey I want to take my step side ranger and make it look like a dually. Then I want to stuff some FAT Ass wheels under the back of it. Oh and shave it shut, Oh and put in a wood bed floor, oh and ...Oh and...." Here is the story of the 8 month build. Oh and it will not be a true dually. It will just have huge ass wheels tucked up in the back. Here is How it came to me Mock Up.... Composite Sides, Steel Inside... Brackets + a Wood Spacer, and some grinding... Oh there is my baby... My Fat ass laying up some molds of the bed for the shaved gas door and the cab for the step shaver. Yep 20 x 10's wil fit! Molds off Making a mold of the tailgate for the rear shaver. Using Molds... Tailgate Mold. I know it looks Silly but it actually worked well! The small sticks made it align with the cab really well and held it there while I glasses it in. Also I did rough up the body, the resin just makes it look shiny in the pick.
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twistedsdime (Mike (TF)) Posts: 2130 Location: Durham, North Carolina (USA) View other posts by this member.	Posted: Friday, October 02, 2009 12:35 PM Interesting...
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idrgbdy (Randy Johnson) Posts: 1636 Location: Dayton, Ohio (USA) View other posts by this member.	Posted: Friday, October 02, 2009 12:36 PM Edited: 10/2/2009 12:37:05 PM by idrgbdy nice! also posted here: http://www.daytonminitrucks.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=53 Eight Deuce Media: Website Myspace Facebook Twitter Blog Street Source Photographer Dayton Minitrucks Aftermath
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BOOOGHAR (OG Relic) Posts: 1262 Location: League City, Texas (USA) View other posts by this member.	Posted: Friday, October 02, 2009 12:38 PM --------------------------------------------- *Originally posted by twistedsdime* Interesting... --------------------------------------------- ditto Im a weapon of massive consumption
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ICUDOGG2 (C) Posts: 25 Location: Canton, Ohio (USA) View other posts by this member.	Posted: Friday, October 02, 2009 12:38 PM Tailgate mold Laid up. Tail Light Molds being made.. Tailgate piece Number 1. Tail Light piece Gas Door Shaved and back of Step Shaver. I layed 2 layers on the face and 2-3 layers on the inside for strength(1.5oz mat) Typical of all the pieces on the truck Making Tailgate piece #2 Tailight Shaved Inside More of Shaving the Step. Inside of bed Metal Work Progress Pic!
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bagged85 (///RA James) Posts: 6458 Location: Newnan, Georgia (USA) View other posts by this member.	Posted: Friday, October 02, 2009 12:47 PM awesome. ______________________________ *Originally posted by dubrocker04* ssm is like damn meth. no matter if it ruins your life, no matter how bad off you get because of it, you can't stay away. you'll be back, no matter if you have to sneak it at work, pay for it at an internet cafe, get to it on your phone... oh buddy, you'll be back. until we come up with a methadone equivalent for ssm, we have to try and give the banned folks a chance.
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ICUDOGG2 (C) Posts: 25 Location: Canton, Ohio (USA) View other posts by this member.	Posted: Friday, October 02, 2009 12:49 PM Start the Roll Pan. We started with a used fleet side fiberglass pan, cut 90% of it out and Replaced what we needed. The tail lights are out of a Mazda 6. We did not make the wood floor. But If you need one made I got a guy... Hinged? Oh yeah now its a trunk. http://s29.photobucket.com/albums/c293/marbles073/?action=view&current=MVI_4387.flv Removable Notch Raptor Liner kit. $100 and does the Job. Tailgate shaving begins. Cali Combo. 100% glass.
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ICUDOGG2 (C) Posts: 25 Location: Canton, Ohio (USA) View other posts by this member.	Posted: Friday, October 02, 2009 12:52 PM Edited: 10/2/2009 3:07:13 PM by ICUDOGG2 At the Painters. I will not lie I am no body man. So I get the body work about 90% there and hand it off. Rodney Bice took over and finishe the body work including fixing some things that were wrong with the cab and put this thing into light grey primer. Seth is going to roll like this for a season just to watch for cracks and problem areas. This way we can fix it before paint! Getting Gas! LOL
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BigMikeAtGauge (Mike Mendenhall) Posts: 174 Location: Indianapolis, Indiana (USA) View other posts by this member.	Posted: Friday, October 02, 2009 12:52 PM Truck is gonna be badass! Cant wait to see it with the wood floor.
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JTB (J.T.) Posts: 96 Location: Nashville , Tennessee (USA) View other posts by this member.	Posted: Friday, October 02, 2009 12:55 PM i like this , i wasnt diggin the tail light until i saw it in primer flows good, good job!
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ptman2002 (mike) Posts: 618 Location: knoxville, Tennessee (USA) View other posts by this member.	Posted: Friday, October 02, 2009 1:06 PM nice work on this. going to be sick with those big wheels in the rear.
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Marbles Posts: 14 Location: Canal Fulton, Ohio (USA) View other posts by this member.	Posted: Friday, October 02, 2009 1:14 PM thanks for posting it up chris! excited to be driving the truck but still needs a lot of work. cant wait to get the new rims. ~Sick or Sane~ www.droptout.com - "Ohio's Most Enthused MiniTruckin Site"-MT Magazine - Thanks ICUDOGG for all the work on my truck
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AirRideLuvtruck (Dan Maxwell) Posts: 187 Location: Marysville, Washington (USA) View other posts by this member.	Posted: Friday, October 02, 2009 1:26 PM Awesome job man cant wait to see it with the new wheels.
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DOWNSUB (VINNY) Posts: 551 Location: AUSTIN, Texas (USA) View other posts by this member.	Posted: Friday, October 02, 2009 1:32 PM Looks good flows nice!! Signature not displayed because the html is malformed. Please edit your signature and fix the html.
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federal20 (robbo) Posts: 83 Location: friendswood, Texas (USA) View other posts by this member.	Posted: Friday, October 02, 2009 2:07 PM wheels?
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NR-Shaw (Kade Shaw) Posts: 311 Location: Lake Charles, Louisiana (USA) View other posts by this member.	Posted: Friday, October 02, 2009 2:27 PM looks real good man!!
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