89' chevy crew cab dually project. take a look-

My first dually build was bagged and bodied.....after 2 1/2 years of frustration i ended up buyin my current dually.....it was rough but already had the cummins swap....after 4 months ive finally got it lookin decent....soon as i get my new shop built next year my first project is gonna be buildin me a frame table and body dropping this new one

heck yeah man! i have another project truck i started when i was 15, im 23 now, its a 70' C/10 short bed with a 2/4 drop, 2000 model 5.3L/ 4L60E swap. its been one of my favorite trucks! its gonna get fixed back up after this dually is done. my plan is bada** c/10 pulled by a bad** c/30

Ill post a pic of the c/10 when i get time.

Cab & Chassis swapped. the semis will be roughly 1" inside the dually fenders. the bed is also cut out now, and ready to be sat on the truck

Your ride is looking killer!

How long did it take you to cut out the bed for the notch and tires?

Thanks man!! I appreciate the support!! the rear is almost done.



i took bout half a day to do everything to that point.

i cut the floor around the notch area, took out the inner fenders, cut out the floor where the cab& chassis were gonna be narrower and trimmed the bed sides out. its not perfect, i just kinda picked some safe measurements to shoot for the went with it. just to get an idea of where i stand on that part of the project.


im gonna use the factory inner fenders and stretch them.


your project looks like its fixing to haul ass man! lol.

I hope my ride is able to burn rubber real soon!!! LOL!!!

Take a lot of pictures of the work you do on the rebuild of the fender area. Once I get my rear end completed that will be my next big project and I am going to use that as a reference for my work.

lookin good !!

You have done a ton of work! Keep it up!

What did you use for your air lines? Are they aluminum, and are they 1/2"?