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guilty by design
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there were no headlights... or even a front clip.
The doors are gonna be 4runner fronts and the front half of the rear door, the back half of the rear door is the pickup. I got alot done today on the roof and will hopefully have pics of everything tomorrow or so.
The doors are gonna be 4runner fronts and the front half of the rear door, the back half of the rear door is the pickup. I got alot done today on the roof and will hopefully have pics of everything tomorrow or so.
toyotaman89
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HOLY SHIZZIT!! See what happens when i leave for a minute.. people get work done!
looks awesome!
looks awesome!
hng-10w
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[quote="toyotaman89"]HOLY SHIZZIT!! See what happens when i leave for a minute.. people get work done!"quote]
haha go away for like 10 mins - i wanna c this thing finished
haha go away for like 10 mins - i wanna c this thing finished
guilty by design
+1y
$250
Got the cab sheetmetal done tonight. Had ALOT of work to do to get it to look right but its done now. For starters i had to move the top of the pickup roof up 1/2'' to line the doorjambs up correctly, but by doing this the pillars no longer lined up width wise so i had to cut the bottoms and lean them out.
Welded up
Even tho the jambs lined up right the roof of the 4runner was taller than the pickup.
So what i did was cut the roll off the rear of the 4runner and graft it onto the truck.
With that done i started one of the doors tonight and got a basic look of the truck.
The plan was to stretch the rear doors 2'' but toast suggested we leave it stock, glad we did cause it looks dead on proportional.
Only thing i gotta do is raise the top half of the door so they line up again.
This weekend we are gonna finish taking out the stock floors and make our own sheetmetal floor. Ill also prolly strip the paint off the bodies too.
Got the cab sheetmetal done tonight. Had ALOT of work to do to get it to look right but its done now. For starters i had to move the top of the pickup roof up 1/2'' to line the doorjambs up correctly, but by doing this the pillars no longer lined up width wise so i had to cut the bottoms and lean them out.
Welded up
Even tho the jambs lined up right the roof of the 4runner was taller than the pickup.
So what i did was cut the roll off the rear of the 4runner and graft it onto the truck.
With that done i started one of the doors tonight and got a basic look of the truck.
The plan was to stretch the rear doors 2'' but toast suggested we leave it stock, glad we did cause it looks dead on proportional.
Only thing i gotta do is raise the top half of the door so they line up again.
This weekend we are gonna finish taking out the stock floors and make our own sheetmetal floor. Ill also prolly strip the paint off the bodies too.