Good news- I spoke with my neighbor the body man today and he is going to fix the roof and rear window of the pig and install the front fender!!!! The substructure up front needs to be tweaked a few inches to mount the fender and then the replacement hood needs reinstalled- but he'll take care of all that. I feel great about it.
I was really bummed about the 55 recently. Fall Crawl was here and the 55 not ready to wheel, damn....... I had taken off the 35's to put on my 88 (ex Chris Breton) truck and mounted some crappy 235's on the pig. Disheartening the way she looked. Then Cam from Iron Pig broke a long side axle friday and the only replacement I could think of was under the pig.... s0o Friday night I was in the garage pulling the rear axle apart. The poor old girl looked sad and I felt likewise. Nowe that the enighbor is going to fix the piggy I am looking forward to wheeling over the winter (hoping it's done by Thanksgiving).
I really missed having the od girl at rausch Saturday. I had thought of a lot of options and as radical as just parting her out but she's part of me- been wheeling her and driving on the street for five years now and I know her inside and out. Had aI parted her I'd have regretted it. Hopefully after she's fixed I'll keep the rubber side down and get a few more years of trail riding out of her!!!!! Gary
I was really bummed about the 55 recently. Fall Crawl was here and the 55 not ready to wheel, damn....... I had taken off the 35's to put on my 88 (ex Chris Breton) truck and mounted some crappy 235's on the pig. Disheartening the way she looked. Then Cam from Iron Pig broke a long side axle friday and the only replacement I could think of was under the pig.... s0o Friday night I was in the garage pulling the rear axle apart. The poor old girl looked sad and I felt likewise. Nowe that the enighbor is going to fix the piggy I am looking forward to wheeling over the winter (hoping it's done by Thanksgiving).
I really missed having the od girl at rausch Saturday. I had thought of a lot of options and as radical as just parting her out but she's part of me- been wheeling her and driving on the street for five years now and I know her inside and out. Had aI parted her I'd have regretted it. Hopefully after she's fixed I'll keep the rubber side down and get a few more years of trail riding out of her!!!!! Gary