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Projects [PROJECT] Laidout53 Part II

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by HarborKustomSpeedShop, Oct 11, 2010.

  1. Thanks ill look into those, I was thinking about one of those magnet that you push and then it springs out, then you could just pull it of the magnet? ill have to get one to see if it will work.

    Thanks! Thats were the motivation comes from...:D
     
  2. I was thinking the push style cabinet thing would work too. Something like this one:
    http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=138

    You could weld the small metal piece to the door and fab up a bracket to hold the main body. I'd think it should be strong enough to keep the door closed if you hit a bump on the road.
     
  3. FelonySpeedShop
    Joined: Jan 17, 2012
    Posts: 3

    FelonySpeedShop
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    That is one good looking truck. Keep posting the pictures.
     
  4. LeftCoastCruiser
    Joined: Mar 21, 2012
    Posts: 139

    LeftCoastCruiser
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    from So Cal

    Stumbled onto this thread today. MAN, this is some amazing work (as is the general consensus). laidout53 hopefully the reason why this thread hasn't been updated in a couple months is because you're too damn busy with fab work for hire that you haven't had much time to work on your own. You deserve the work man, you're a real talent. Keep it up..
     
  5. Thanks man it means alot to hear people like what im doing!!! I havent worked on this for months because ive been helping my brother on his ride. Im always looking for side fabrication jobs!
     
  6. Blake84
    Joined: Feb 4, 2012
    Posts: 760

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    i can not wait to see this complete its insane!!!!
     
  7. Finally an update for you guys!

    Finished welding in the door pieces and got the dash about 98% welded in. The glove box mod is about 80% done. Finished the dash corner transitions and tweaked the glove box gaps (a little more need) Also shaved the window wiper holes.

    Heres the pictures...

    Door pieces

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    Dash corner transitions

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    All welded and smoothed

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    Hit the dash with a scotch brite pad.

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    What do you guys think?

    Justin
     
  8. THE BRONSON
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    THE BRONSON
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    Looks Damn good man

    Sent from my DROID device using the TJJ mobile app
     
  9. hopped up
    Joined: Oct 5, 2009
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    hopped up
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    from So Cal

    Damn! Making it happen...Good work!
     
  10. oldman2
    Joined: Sep 9, 2010
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    Some really nice work, going to look super when it's all painted. Most people will think it came that way from the factory, which tells how nice you work is.....Jim
     
  11. looking good man, good to see progress!!!
     
  12. Wow.... Your build is top tier! Glad to see you're still on it!
     
  13. Thanks guys! Im back on it and hoping to get it done by Sema next year!
     
  14. Wow...that's insane.

    I'm sure you look at it and think there are a few things you'd want to do differently. Because I'm a nice guy, come to my place and I'll give you the cab off my truck. You do the swap and then you'll have a pretty fresh stock cab so you can start over. :)

    I wish I had the skill that's squeezed just in your little finger.
     
  15. skull
    Joined: Jun 26, 2007
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    skull
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    looking good.

    when you are up and running we need to park you and me side by side and get some pics:D

    Later :cool:
     
  16. Boones
    Joined: Mar 4, 2001
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    Boones
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    from Kent, Wa
    1. Northwest HAMBers

    that is coming along really nicely.


    Question for the aussies. do you know if the one piece screen in the '57 model (a few pages back) will fit the 48-52 cabs. are the cabs the same and just different front ends?? maybe the one piece windshield (screen) was available prior to 1957??? would not mind converting my 48 to one piece when I get to that point..
     
    Last edited: Oct 29, 2012

  17. Ok and while im there ill pick up the hemi from you? Thanks Dan!
     

  18. Ya man for sure...
     
  19. Thanks, that would be a cool project.
     
  20. Tell you what Skull. All 3 of our trucks can get in the picture. We could call it the "good, bad and the ugly". Laidouts truck is sooo good, Skulls is soooo bad ( in good way) and mine will fit the ugly end......:D
     
  21. You know...for as cool as your truck looks, I'd make that trade. :)
     

  22. More like 3 badass dodges, in different stages!:cool:
     
  23. Well I started on the firewall today. cut the new one cut and bent, and capped the "doghouse" part of it.

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    "Doghouse" capped

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    Test fit...

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    More to come, Including floor boards and a removable trans tunnel.

    Justin
     
  24. oldman2
    Joined: Sep 9, 2010
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    oldman2
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    Looking good...Jim
     
  25. skull
    Joined: Jun 26, 2007
    Posts: 498

    skull
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    Ya guys, for sure.. that would be a cool.


    Later:cool:
     
  26. Hemiken
    Joined: Sep 21, 2012
    Posts: 492

    Hemiken
    Member
    from Australia

    I have just signed up the other day for the Willys side of things, and now i find some way cool radical Dodge trucks that are getting the treatment, your Dodge is coming along real nice and i have enjoyed the journey so far and look forward to the future in your truck build. Mopar Or No Car, Or Truck in this case. Keep up the great work.
     
  27. Thanks man, means alot!
     

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