Pugsly's 65 reassembled

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tray
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Post by tray »

Looks great!!! Nice job.
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johnzmu
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Post by johnzmu »

Awesome job!!!!!!!!!! The grill looks sweet!
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Post by 66fordtrucknut »

Real nice job, real head turner.
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doc6368
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Post by doc6368 »

Looks awesome!!! Nice job!!
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Post by Thunderboy »

:shock: That's a beauty, Pugs! I, too, like the color combo, and the front end. Very nice. I like that you made it your own, but still very tasteful. Wish I could see it at Slick Stock, but can't go. :cry:
Drew


66 F250 Frame swap, EFI 408W, ZF 5-speed swap (still!) in progress
63 Falcon Futura EFI 331W, T5, but not much progress... Slicks First!!!
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Post by pugsly »

On Friday after work, my wife and I installed carpet that we cut and tucked to fit the floor pan. It turned out really nice (for Autozone Carpet) and almost looks like it was made for the truck. We went to three cruise-ins, a parade and a car show this week. Got a lot of really nice comments. At the car show there were 160+ entries. I guess people around here dont understand 'trucks'. They had classes for best corvette, best camaro and best mustang. I guess all the other cars and trucks were just there for the spectators. Dont get me wrong, I really wasn't expecting anything, just thought the classes were a little biased.
We had a great time talking about the build and everyone was very positive. There were a bunch of really cool cars and trucks that in my opinion were overlooked. Can't wait for Slickstock..... on to the A/C install. I am not sure if I will have it up and running, but I am sure gonna try!
Jim
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1965 LWB, Powered by 1993 COBRA MUSTANG engine with AOD trans and Under bed fuel tank.
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Santi
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Post by Santi »

That is sweet man.. Great looking truck :cheers:
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Post by matt2491 »

The truck's a beauty! Congratulations.
Just driving my truck.
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BMJ's 65
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Post by BMJ's 65 »

Great job, that is one clean Slick!
What's in the garage at any given moment?

FE powered Bump
93 Lightning
66 Slick strewn all over the place
08 Taurus
13" Huffy W/ training wheels
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Post by pugsly »

My 10 year old son and I took the slick to our car club's cruise in and came home with a top 5 plaque. My son was really excited. We really had a good time.
Jim
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Post by greenindian »

Truck looks great, congtrats!
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Post by truckster »

looks great! gotta ask why you opted to run without a front bumper though.
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Post by Hoofbeat Racer »

Love the truck Pugs. You did a great job job. That color combo looks like it was made for it. Keep the pics coming. See you at SS
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