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plow jockey 09-18-2012 09:32 AM

Re: My Vacation Air Force Pete build
 
Love the daytons on it.Gives it an industrial look.Great job!

Claus 09-18-2012 09:47 AM

Re: My Vacation Air Force Pete build
 
Truck definitely has a unique flare to it. I wonder if you could have somebody turn you some chrome hub caps to cover up those ugly axle nuts. Big trucks have hub caps too.
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Kaf343 09-18-2012 10:25 AM

Re: My Vacation Air Force Pete build
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by plow jockey (Post 65206)
Love the daytons on it.Gives it an industrial look.Great job!

Thanks Plow Jockey, appreciate the comment.

MACK Daddy 09-18-2012 10:27 AM

Re: My Vacation Air Force Pete build
 
I was wondering who picked up that carson trailer....Need to get my hands on one


Nice Rig All around buddy

Alfy

Kaf343 09-18-2012 11:46 AM

Re: My Vacation Air Force Pete build
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by MACK Daddy (Post 65209)
I was wondering who picked up that carson trailer....Need to get my hands on one


Nice Rig All around buddy

Alfy

Thanks Alfy, I've been looking for a LowBoy and saw this up from Reeves and figured it will work untill I get the LowBoy.

Diesel Demond 09-18-2012 07:31 PM

Re: My Vacation Air Force Pete build
 
WOW those daytons look good on there and the fenders with the big meaty tires compliment them even more. nice set up.

sassgrunt 09-18-2012 08:21 PM

Re: My Vacation Air Force Pete build
 
An easy (and cheap) way I've found to cover the hole in the center of the hub is to use small chrome caps. They have six small pointed 'arms' that stick out from the back, and you can bed these out a little to snugly hold them in place on the rim. It's been awhile since I bought any at the hardware store, but they were around 3/8" size and I'm sure cost less than $1. -Mike


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