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And that is part of the side mirror mount from a mid 70's chevy truck. 
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The top piece of blue tape is 6' from the ground.
The bottom piece of tape is 4' from the ground.
The top air intake neck matches the contour of the winshield pretty good. I plan on turning it around in a rain storm or dust storm.
(If I had a cable operated snow blower discharge spout movement, it would be on there so I could adjust it from the drivers seat.
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The bottom piece of tape is 4' from the ground.
The top air intake neck matches the contour of the winshield pretty good. I plan on turning it around in a rain storm or dust storm.
(If I had a cable operated snow blower discharge spout movement, it would be on there so I could adjust it from the drivers seat.
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Snorkel looks pretty good for just using some stuff lying around the garage, creative, and the price is right.
Cruiserdrew
On the way there
That's a fine snorkel Dan. Good use of recycled parts.
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Yes or No
What do You Think?
What do You Think?
Butt Ugly Chuck
Fish Biologist
With all the cab above the front of the bed, I think that addition is wise. I have a feeling you'll haul enough junk to warrant it
Butt
Butt
Head ache rack is kind of ugly on there.
Any progress on the cap for the roof?
Any progress on the cap for the roof?
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If it were wider at the top, there is a terrible blind spot when looking over your shoulder in either direction.
I tried it.
I tried it.
Butt Ugly Chuck
Fish Biologist
On one hand, this truck is a thing of beauty.
On the other hand, you obviously ain't building it for it's looks
I say keep it and save your noggin.
On the other hand, you obviously ain't building it for it's looks
I say keep it and save your noggin.
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If there's any concern over the stuff you'll have in the back, I say run it. But at the same time, I think you could have one made that fits with the look of the truck better. All you see of the back of the cab is a big white headache rack that doesn't match the shape of the truck. Paint might help?
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I reallized I needed something when I went and cut and loaded firewood. Two pieces of wood rolled into the cab on my return to the house. If the back window would have been in place, it would have been gone in a thousand pieces.
Butt Ugly Chuck
Fish Biologist
Exactly. Sacrifice some aesthetics for practicality. Doesn't look bad on there anyway.
Butt
Make it removable?
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Trying to figure out how to mount the front of the cap to a 1964 FST windshield frame without destroying the frame.
Gonna make pismo?
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I would like to but I don't know.
It will depend on the weather more than anything.
It will depend on the weather more than anything.
bagh its not like it doesnt have a top or anything...
besides dont you have something else to drive?
I wish i was able to go!
