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Our parts table.
How did you get the old ones out? It's not easy with the Chevy springs!

Lots of good stuff in that picture!

We pressed out the rubber and beat out the metal sleeve with a punch. Yea tons of fun! Lol

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what are you plans on the air tank and compressor in regard to location and install?
 
Are those Ruffstuff front spring perches? What degree did you get, 0 or 10?
And how long are your rear shackles?
 
We haven't got that far yet, I was gonna ask Georg for some tips on placement. Any suggestions would be great.
Thanks

I'm in the same boat myself...I have to essentially do the same thing. I noticed one of the guys came up with a great solution for 80's, its type of mount that I think hangs off of and bolts to the rear most cross-member on an 80 (can't have spare tire in the way). I know the tank mounts to this custtom mount I'm referring too...but I don't recall offhand if the compressor is mounted there too, or not.

I"m thinking of putting my compressor in the rear cargo area and then coming up with a location on the frame under the rear section of the body, approx under the rear cargo area for the tank.
 
Stopped by to check in on the progress. After twisting, setting, re setting and twisting the knuckles I think its a go LOL Bob got everything tacked up and we pulled the front axle out to complete the welding. After that we broke down the front springs for some cleaning and paint. Georg @orangefj45 your the man Your input hundreds of miles away via text and calls has helped get this project to the point it is.

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Stopped by to check in on the progress. After twisting, setting, re setting and twisting the knuckles I think its a go LOL Bob got everything tacked up and we pulled the front axle out to complete the welding. After that we broke down the front springs for some cleaning and paint. Georg @orangefj45 your the man Your input hundreds of miles away via text and calls has helped get this project to the point it is.

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Thank you Rob for all of your help!
 
Well Brooks is off to Bootcamp. I couldn't be prouder of him. Emotional weekend for my wife and I, he is really excited to get started on his new chapter of life. I will post up what we have gotten done this past week. I have 13 weeks to get her back on the road, hoping to drive her down to his graduation.

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Really cool project and story. I'm following along!
 
I'm following this too and my red envy is very strong right now. Thank you for the service your family is doing for our great nation!
 

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