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Rear bumper done. Need to get some more hardware for my 4wd emblem

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Very nice work! It takes a lot of time and patience to build one to this level. Rushing it, always bites me in the azz. Seems you have mastered the balance.

Good Job!
 
Some more work done. I find myself taking things apart to get something else in.

SOR's foam pad is worth it imo.

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Got my cotterless pin from mcmastercarr. I feel much better about this tire carrier staying closed.

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A lot of work today. I need to find a throttle cable bracket - anyone got one?
 
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What is the hole for on the drivers side floor next to the tool box? Factory or something i should have welded closed?
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I lost one of the springs for the seat latch. Anyone have an extra? I plan on making some from mcmastercarr at the moment.

I know... i know... solid door pins... no factory soft top door hinges to match my FST doors. But the way I see it is this is not a FST truck and if it had been converted to this back in the day it wouldnt have that style hinge. I also don't have the eye bolt that FST trucks have. So to use door straps the hinges need to stay on the truck. This truck will be complete with a set of new repro door straps amd brackets for when the doors come off.

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That is sweet. Nice job. I wish I had your skills
 
That hole you asked about on the floor. Nothing in mine either. Must be drain.
 
I tried fixing my hard doors... they were oil canning and tons of rust at the bottoms. I needed replacement wing window frames and many other issues. I'm committed to the FST doors at this point
 
thanks for the compliments guys! I've gotten a lot of parts and help from mud... I've honestly learned everything I know from this website or the FSM. Scary sometimes going out for the first drive. I try to take a good long walk around to make sure I didn't miss anything before hitting the road.
 
I just was looking at your old build thread and almost 5 years ago exactly I posted up my compliments to you on that thread. Man, time blows by. It is also fun to look at pics and see how life changes. Back then, cramped garage, and now you have room for kids toys alongside your projects.

Keep up the good work, and I wonder where we will be in 5 more years.
 

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