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Started by SixGun, September 25, 2012, 07:27:47 PM

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SixGun

The emission testing is not mandatory here yet but the visual test for inspection is.  Some places are a little tougher than others here.
"You may all go to Hell and I will go to Texas" - Davy Crocket

SixGun

Been toying with the idea of fabbing some gap guards for the body lift.  I finished up one side of the rear today.  A little undercoating and wahlah.
"You may all go to Hell and I will go to Texas" - Davy Crocket

The War Wagon

Nice!  :thumbsup: 


Are they welded in, or...???  What gauge steel? 
Restoring/building a War Wagon - good advice ALWAYS welcome!

SixGun

Used a roll of some thin flashing for roofing.  Used some small bolts and lock washers that way its removable.  Initially, I was gonna use it for the engine compartment so I needed it thin so it can be flexible. They are only gap guards which are usually rubber kinda like mud flaps.
"You may all go to Hell and I will go to Texas" - Davy Crocket

crazzywolfie

was the gap between the body and frame that annoying?

The War Wagon

Quote from: crazzywolfie on June 04, 2014, 08:07:48 PM
was the gap between the body and frame that annoying?


Probably helps keep it OFF the engine too, & that's never a bad thing!   :thumbsup:
Restoring/building a War Wagon - good advice ALWAYS welcome!

crazzywolfie

i get trying to keep the engine bay cleaner with it but i could see it making it hard to remove all the mud from on top of the frame toward the back.

SixGun

Its a catch 22. Less mud will get thrown in there but the mud that does will be harder to spray out.  As for the motor, that mud gets burned on like a dirty film. Visually just the rear gap at a distance when you can see daylight out the other end.
"You may all go to Hell and I will go to Texas" - Davy Crocket

Dracen

Good use of an off the shelve item in an out of the box method  i was looking at a roll of the same stuff in my shop thinking i should use it for a project on the truck.

SixGun

Guess that kinda sums it up. Bored & Cheap :sleepytime:
"You may all go to Hell and I will go to Texas" - Davy Crocket

ProjectM880

Will you be putting the Ole Ram through its paces at hidden falls this time around??

I promise not to try and help you with any fuel issue and simple direct you to a professional like Noah  ::)

SixGun

 :laughing4:   okay funny guy. 

I'll be taking her out again. 

That time that I "broke down", it turned out that I was out of gas.  Gas gauge was inop at that time. A defective O2 sensor caused me to run super rich and ran me out of gas. That 5 gallon can you gave me only got me to the freeway to give you an idea.  I changed the fuel pump and suddenly the gauge worked.  On the next trip to HF it took 2 tanks of gas to get there and that's only a 2.5 hour drive.  Changed the O2 sensor and drove like a charm. So if I had filled up at that gas station you towed me to, I could have taken it on home. :violent1:
"You may all go to Hell and I will go to Texas" - Davy Crocket

ProjectM880

DAMN That is one thirsty truck!

SixGun

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Few pics from Hidden Falls Oct 2014
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SixGun

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"You may all go to Hell and I will go to Texas" - Davy Crocket