Those are no excuses. Now that we are done with daylight savings when I work dayshift (6A-6P) I see no daylight unless I eat lunch in the cafeteria or walk outside. So after today I woun't see daylight til Friday morning. Its rather weird for the first few weeks.

 

Some real good work. I'd love to have a Ranger parking lot to do all kinds of projects with.

Keep up the good work

 

Thanks Justin

Yeah DST sucks...lol

 

that biege truck looks good. what is the colour called?

 

I believe it's harvest gold metallic clearcoat

 

Its called Harvest Gold Clearcoat Metallic, it really is a nice color.

 

yes it is

 

I just realized this thread needs some updated pics!

 

Nice work with the fubar'd bed, it looks really good.

Do you make much of a profit on fixing these trucks and selling them, or is it more like a hobby?

 

lloks good, it may just be a glare, but il looks like the style line or whatever that thing is called is messed up where that dent was...

 

Well I make a profit but not alot if you figure labor...lol

There might be a slight imperfection on the body line but I kinda just said its done and painted it...its pretty close.

 

Another one Sold!!!
I didn't even advertise it, a local guy stopped and is giving me the cash tommorrow...that was easy...lol

 

Gotta love it when they sell them self.

 

Yeah makes it nice when you don't even have to try...lol

 

yeah I almost couldnt give the white truck away and it was nice.

 

Dude you are like a mad sceintist! Nice work!
Can I get you to do my F150

 

Thats because it was white,,,lol

I don't think it would fit in my garage...lol Whats it need...

 

fenders, doors adjusted, newer bed, new cab or new floor would be nice...

 

Sounds like something I'd tackle...lol and like you need a whole new body, it might be worth it to find a truck with a better body and swap frames if the drivetrains good in yours

 

I am not going to try all that... I have a Full size Bronco I have been parting (slowly) Was going to trim the floor panels out with a grinder (or plasma cutter) and weld them back into my truck.
As for the rest... Is it that difficult to change the fenders and hood out (which I already have). I am just a chicken to tackle the floor...
My welding skills leave a lot to be desired!
Beds are easy... Just have to find one.

I won't lie though... I would have much rather of had a 92-96 body... Just liked the truck better... Also seems to be more options for that year truck...

 

I have a welder but I'm not a welder...lol The hood fenders and bed are easy, just bolt ons. You might want to find a local welder to weld them in. Yeah I like the 92-96's also.