Looks awesome.

Stupid question: Why does the spare tire mount need to lift up like that?

Skatchkins wrote:Thanks for posting here. I'd been following your work on another board.
I don't know how that thing could be more sexy. It looked great before but I'm diggin all the tube work front to back. The bumper all the back to your tire carrier set up. :cool)
Can't wait to see it on the trails (or in the air :) real soon

Thanks Mike.
Hopefully no airtime for a while....... this cab ain't comin off without a sawzall.

K7AZV wrote:Looks awesome.

Stupid question: Why does the spare tire mount need to lift up like that?

Doesn't need to be, just tryin a get some of the "trophy truck" look. I may build a storage box under it too?

fatbob309 wrote:That is sick!!! It looks great! The time you took to make it look good paid off.

Thanks Bob...... Still waiting for pics of your build? :))

Symon623 wrote:Thanks Bob...... Still waiting for pics of your build? :))

Its going to be a little while... It just rolled off the trailer...

http://www.higherground4x4.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1920

Looks Great Sy! Any hints for me on Bobbing the bed?

Broken! Are you back, buddy?

alanzona wrote:Broken! Are you back, buddy?

I am back but I leave again next week for another three months. I got a little wheeling in while I was back though. I want to get one more run in next week.

How are you?

BrokenCistern wrote:Looks Great Sy! Any hints for me on Bobbing the bed?

Thanks Broken,

Not really, just be patient with your cuts and realignment and it'll save alot o work later.

Are you military? If so? Thanks for your service.

Sick work as always Sy. Yours has to be one of the cleanest trucks with the most work done to it in town.

Dozzer wrote:Sick work as always Sy. Yours has to be one of the cleanest trucks with the most work done to it in town.

Thanks Jack, and I didn't even do body work..... still got more to do.

Man that thing is amazing. Welders and benders are expensive, but well worth it when you see a rig like yours

OK a few updates;

a few months ago i was up at the cracks and did this;


some on here were kind enough to swap lenses for drinkables so I did a repair;

Well on the 4th I clipped the passenger lense on Turtle Creek fall that super glue fixed and I had gotten that corner in Parker too.

Yesterday, after a customer picked up his Jeep, I had some time to I finally did what I had planned all along..... once I ran out of lenses. BAP wants $25 ea for them.

Not a real dovetail but I save prolly 2-4" per side and plastic and rivots are much cheaper than tailight lenses;

Before:



After;

Well that's a neat idea. Came out great + original :cool)

Startin to look more Trophy Lite every trip out Sy.