***SkrapinSask from stock to layin frame***

back in my early minitruckin days, I could not stand wire wheels. As I got older and started hanging out with this old guy that builds customs (my dad and I wire them), I fell in love with his '54 Desoto that was bagged and laid rocker with 20" wires. Now I like them if they are done right. Yours is def. done right!

Thanks man!^

Put plates on the truck before I drive it to the new shop next week to get parked. Had it out for a cruise tonight. Took a picture but imageshack is down

Truck is coming out amazing !! I can't wait to see more! The gloss with the wire wheels sets it off

Thanks man! I was'nt entirely sure how the black/black was going to look but Im happy with it. Few wash pics from last night, my S2 takes brutal night shots so the rest didnt turn out.

parked?? why would you spend all that time to just park it? for a first timer do it yourselfer the truck came out amazing! love the looks of this one

Thanks for looking.I'm parking it because we have had some snow the last few days but its not staying. The last week it has been in the negatives and winter is coming very soon in Saskatchewan. I'm parking it in my new heated shop to start the sheet metal box floor but only after I finish pulling the engine on my sled to replace the oiler. I have to make sure my winter machine is in working order for the snow. I'm moving into my own house/shop this month so I'm going to be busy for bit. I still have lots to do on the truck

Looking forward to seeing how you do your box floor. I am going to be working on mine over the winter too.

I plan on completely removing the factory floor/walls and starting from nothing. I have a few concepts floating around in the back of my head but still am not entirely sure what i want to do. It definetly is going to be a learning experience.

Tomorrow weather permitting a friend will be shooting some rolling pictures and footage on the highway.

Looks good. You should sell me ur rear bumper!