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At a very low rate of speed, right now though I'm doing lot's of thing's that don't make for good progress pics, i'm starting the downhill run to the end though.

You don't have to explain that to me thats for sure--know it alllll to well..... Can also lead to frustration because slow progress can be a downer at times....

But keep it up man your getting closer :awesomework:
 
Looking good little man. Progress is moving much faster on yours than i am on mine so keep it up.:awesomework:
 
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What you call a project of mine.

budgets are over rated and usally under funded thus leading to our rather long drawn out builds and rebuilds. I know I have already passed my budget limit of $3000. to redo pokey and I havent even got the tires yet:booo: Just spent another couple hundred at DYI on brakets and such:cheer: Yours is coming along nice though. I wish I had your welding skills:awesomework:
 
I got started on mounting the radiator, and Trevor got my wiring harness done today. here's some pics
 

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Damnit, this is pissin me off. I gota get in gear on my project.

nice work D

Get used to it, I've just looked at when this thread was started earlier, it's been over 4 month's and this should have only taken me about 1 month. I'm on the downhill slide now, and I'm seeing light at the end of the tunnel, so motivation is definitely up.
 
Noew were talkin.

What are you going to do to reinforce the core support?

When I dropped in the motor, tranny, t case I cut the core support out to make it easier on myself since I did it alone, I moved the radiator about an inch foreward, so I will be welding back in most of the core support.

i like the placement of the winch, but how are you supposed to engage it:redneck:

the inner fenderwell is cut out so I can still reach in and flip the lever, If it's super muddy and I don't feel like getting messy, I guess I'll just have to let it power itself out.

How are those tie rods coming?

I know I know, I've got so much stuff going on, in order to get a measurement I have to take back off the standard tie rod and set the ram in place to get a measurement. I'll get on it.
 
damn..... and here I was excited because my poly bushings and traction bar parts were here:cheer:
 
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