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framingsilly wrote:How is the frame on your 68' Ken ? The dog leg area metal wasnt to much . But the rear corners , man ! Im glad mine are good .

I'm not too sure about the frame, I havn't been under there for a long time. All the jack points look ok, atleast from the top side. Major issues are the under the front windshield, doglegs, floor boards, front apron and one rear corner has been pushed in a little, but can probably be fixed.

I was told by the PO that the truck was originally owned by a dealer from Arizona. You can barely make out a logos on the doors.

"68 Single Cab - the greatest Bay of all."

Some pics

Looking good!. I like the stickered up kick panels.

Lookin' really nice Pat.

Thanks fellas! All that's left is the bamboo tray that Julie got me and It's ready to roll.

Got to see it Sunday and it looks freaking awesome!!

Very nice!

Yep, I'm pretty much done Randy, couple tune up things . It I've been driving it. There's always something to do, but I'm going to get my 72' in the garage and get that ready to drive to CTS.. I would like to take the truck, but it doesn't haul down the highway like my 72' with duals and a bigger motor. I have been using the truck for work to haul stuff. Works awesome! The paint I put on the repaired areas is not that close to the rest, but I'm good with it. I might try to track down the guy that matches it and puts it in rattle can, but not on my priority at this point.

Great job Pat. Between you, Craig, Bruce, Dave (busjunky), Josh, Brad and Kirk (to name just a few) It sure seems like there are countless LEAKOIL winter projects this year. I think you finished first! The good news is spring is right around the corner.

Wow, that was quick work and the results look great! Congratulations and enjoy!!!