A few weeks ago, a buddy and I was leaving college. We were talking about mini trucks and vw bugs, so I ask..."you would'nt happen to have an old bug that I can chop on and lower it, would ya?" He said, "Naw but I have an old vw rabbit that I cut in half and drive...I also have a little Dodge D50." So I say "Really?"...so so many miniutes later I buy the truck and title in hand the next day.
Heres a few quick pics of the outside of the truck!
LMK what y'all think of it. It may look a little rough...which it is haha. But overall its a nice little truck, and a helluva deal for how much I paid for it!
Project: Old Yeller
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Re: Project: Old Yeller
heaps of potential with this rig.....i can see jacked up suspension, truck stacks, huge rollover bar with high powered spotlights on it........looks like a fairly good, rust free starting point with the ute (truck)....well done, good luck and keep us upto date on wha you do with it
Built with pride, Driven in anger
Re: Project: Old Yeller
Looks like a great starting point, what are the plans?
Oh, and I saw this in a random search the other day, you might be interested.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Mitsubishi-L ... 35ba2fa5ec
Oh, and I saw this in a random search the other day, you might be interested.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Mitsubishi-L ... 35ba2fa5ec
Re: Project: Old Yeller
Plans plans plans...what do i wanna do...havnt got a plan yet. Throwing around ideas about some old dodge car tail lights or just a good shaved tail gate and lights. I have some good ones in my head, but uintil i get the motor together, theyre gonna stay in my head...cus they dont wanna come out yet if you know what i mean haha.
Re: Project: Old Yeller
OK...so heres just a quick peek of what ive done so far. Ive started deleting some of the useless crap like A/C and evap. While i was taking it apart ive found numerouse signs that it was running extremely lean. Il upload a good pic of the catalytic converter later on.