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slickmainer wrote:low rider drivers a little slower
low rider is a real goer :dancing:
LOL
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Oh man ! Your truck ! She's BROKEN! :lol:

I sure hope you don't have to drive over something big, like that ratchet on the floor !
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foodstick wrote:Oh man ! Your truck ! She's BROKEN! :lol:

I sure hope you don't have to drive over something big, like that ratchet on the floor !
hahaha!

Im actually going to cut the bed and "Z" the frame tonight.... hopefully! ::):
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looks good man keep it up and welcome to the site
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twistedfreak wrote:looks good man keep it up and welcome to the site
Been wondering about you, Uni update?
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well i tore my acl,mcl and lcl and have been recovering for the last 5 months but in that time i did get to get some things for this time to come so ive been doing a little on the truck but nothing major as i plan on getting back on it next week so ill be getting the picks gpiong with the passion as i have plenty of things to install i might try to get some of it in tomorrow as im jones in to get back in it
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Post by Greg D »

Dang, sorry to hear you got hurt. Take my word for it - let yourself heal right. The truck will be there when you're ready.
Get better soon.
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twistedfreak wrote:looks good man keep it up and welcome to the site
THANKS MAN!

and hope you get better soon!
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UPDATE!! 2/3/2011

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haven't been on here for quite sometime. Just have had some bad luck towards the end of the 2010 year. Got laid off and was out of a job up until mid January now just trying to get back on my feet.

Now on to the 66, i did go out to flower mound and picked up a whole bed for about $100. Now my question to you guys is, the little "tool box" on the side of the bed rare or worth any money? If so i believe it is detachable so how much do you think its worth if i was to take it off at try to sell it?

Here is a picture of the truck with the bed just laid on top of the frame not bolted on or anything. I just did it for motivation to keep on working on it.

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im not sure of the value of that, id think the market would be small since i doubt most would want to cut a hole in their bed to fit one in.
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Re: UPDATE!! 2/3/2011

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66Bullitt wrote: Now on to the 66, i did go out to flower mound and picked up a whole bed for about $100. Now my question to you guys is, the little "tool box" on the side of the bed rare or worth any money? If so i believe it is detachable so how much do you think its worth if i was to take it off at try to sell it?
Great price on the bed!!! As for the "little tool box", the purists seem to love them but personally, I think they are an eyesore! I don't know what it's worth but if it's in really good shape I'd bet you could get some decent bucks for it.
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slickmainer wrote:im not sure of the value of that, id think the market would be small since i doubt most would want to cut a hole in their bed to fit one in.
i guess you have a point, i was just curious to know if it was rare...
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Re: UPDATE!! 2/3/2011

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Great price on the bed!!! As for the "little tool box", the purists seem to love them but personally, I think they are an eyesore! I don't know what it's worth but if it's in really good shape I'd bet you could get some decent bucks for it.
yea i thought so too, it does need a new floor but I was just feeling lazy and didnt want to cut the long bed so i got on craigslist and found this one.

The guy i bought it from actually was restoring one as well, it looked really nice, i asked him to come on here and post guess he hasent as of yet....
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slickmainer wrote:im not sure of the value of that, id think the market would be small since i doubt most would want to cut a hole in their bed to fit one in.
I think these things were notorious for getting beat up and rusted out so for anyone who's doing an original style restoration with a predicament like that, this little tool box could be just what they're looking for. That's why I think there's a market for it. I don't know if the short bed & long bed tool boxes were the same size though. If not, since this is a short bed tool box, it's even more rare. Maybe post it on ebay and see what happens....
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The long bed tool boxes are bigger than the short bed ones. Post it on the for sales and you will find a buyer.
Can not wait to see the bullitt swap, I have been over to Txslick66 s house and he is doing will with the CV swap on his ride. Just this cold weather has slowed everyone down.
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Re: UPDATE!! 2/3/2011

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66Bullitt wrote: Now on to the 66, i did go out to flower mound and picked up a whole bed for about $100. Now my question to you guys is, the little "tool box" on the side of the bed rare or worth any money? If so i believe it is detachable so how much do you think its worth if i was to take it off at try to sell it?
Maybe you've already sold your "tool box", but if not, here's what someone on ebay thinks they're worth.... http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NOS-1964 ... _500wt_956
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ouch on the cost of an NOS tool box - I would sell it fast like and buy some high dollar tools with the loot...lol
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Jerry (ABA) has been looking for a tool box for his short bed...
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Update 4/18/2011

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well it has been a couple of months since i have updated this thread but wanted to keep you guys updated. Just has been really hard with work and planning a wedding. The truck being about 45 miles away from my house doesn't help either haha

as for the tool box I am going to keep it...since every slick i see doesn't have one....

here is a pic of one of the notches me and my buddy built....
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here they are done and welded ready to be welded on to the frame..
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here is the slick with no frame....hopefully i can get to this point soon....
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here are the notches on the frame ready to be welded... next is the custom four link set up. :)
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