Slick 60's

SWEET

AWESOME Lance you may just make slick stock yet .


Thanks for all the good underhood shots as well .


Rick

HOT DANG you been getting at her serious these past few weeks Looking great Lance!!!

yes he is an inspiration and a great motivator. He has me working on mine again... The truck is sweet looking.


Come on guys who are on the fence, if he can do all he has done in the last month we can too, lets get busy and have some more trucks at SS in K.C. this Year

Gate on BEFORE truck was painted..

Hows your pinstriping skills Lance . I see a need for some red stripes seperating the white and gray .


Rick

I have always thought about a red pin stripe, especially if the doors line up as poorly as I remember ! hahahahaha

Wow Lance, that looks great. I remember it from Slick Stock 1 in Ankeny!

-Bear

I take it that we are going to see this at SickStock?????
It's looking good.

Kevin

It should be there...

It BETTER be there

If i keep walking out the back garage door and hitting my head on it the way I did this morning.. I might have to ride down in a hospital bed !

Be bold Lance, Something like lime green for an accent stripe. Start it at the front edge of the door and back to the reveal at the end caps on the bed. Then have someone put the year along w/ Slick on the top of the stripe at the end in cursive slanted. Maybe 1/2" tall.
Just a thought.
Oh by the way, She sure is purty.
I'm liking the heater box treatment. Why didn't I think of that

Very Nice two tone looks great.

Very Nice two tone looks great.

its home and in the garage..
All the good stuff on it makes me smile, all the ok stuff makes me smile, even some of the problems make me smile.

Now if I can recall how all the customized parts hold it together

suprised you are in the house this early,LOL. Guys the truck looks good in pics and it looks GREAT in person.

Here are some pics of my splash pan setup, there is a rubber mat behind the wheel to allow the suspension to flex, and keep stuff off the motor area, and plastic semi mudflaps bolted onto tabs behind the wheels to keep the rocks and water from trashing the cab, and the LTD frame which is directly inline with any debris the wheel would throw...