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Old 07-03-2008
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Oh Nooos! What happened? (pics, 56k beware)

What happened to my truck? It went fron this:


to this!:







here's a little hint.
 
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Cool cool... glad to see you picked the one I voted for....
 
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I suggest leaving the tail gate on for installation it's a great reference. there will be enough room to drill and besides you don't want your tailgate to rub.

I know it's not a great pic of the pan but at least you know I've done the mod and can hopefully take my advice.

 
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NICE! So uh....did you get clear corners yet? lol.
 
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Actually, I went with the Grant kustoms compound curve pan. And I'm having The Hack Shack weld it in on Saturday. Thanks to J.Dougan for the great deal on the pan, and the hook up with the hack shack. I'll post more pics up as the work progresses.
 
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Originally Posted by Fx4wannabe01
NICE! So uh....did you get clear corners yet? lol.
No, not yet. I need to get off my @ss and get those.......
 
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haha lol.
 
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is it on yet? midgets armed with sporks would be done by now!
 
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well how long does it take???lol
 
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Originally Posted by Redneckstone
is it on yet? midgets armed with sporks would be done by now!
Asian babies with spoons are faster. However, American labor with real tools won't have it on until Saturday. I have to wait for an opening or something. Then I have to wait for an opening at the paint shop. Meh, all this waiting is gonna kill me!
 
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the roll pan will look good, what are you doing with the old bumper? or even just the plastic part of the old bumper? are you interested in selling it?

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The old bumper and plastic part are damaged. Thats why I'm panning it. Someone hit my truck in the parking lot, and insurance is footing the bill. Parts damaged: bumper, step cover(plastic part), and tailgate. The plastic part isn't bad, and if you want it, shoot me a PM and just cover shipping, I'll send it to ya.
 
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That's gonna look real good on there.
 
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Well, time for an update. hack Shack put the pan on yesterday. Not 100% pleased with it. They only welded the sides and used screws along the top. Also, they didn't seal the back side so now I have to pull the bed off and paint it from behind so it won't rust. The bondo work isn't "finish" work, and to cap it all off, they left the windows down while they did it, so now I have to clean the interior. Oh, yeah, and they over sprayed primer on the exhaust tip. but they were cheap, and I guess you get what you pay for. Sorry, I'm just a bit **** about things. My paint guys will fix the bondo work, but it'll cost me more in the long run.
now on to pics!





 
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I think it looks great so far, can't wait to see it painted up.
 
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I told you not to have it molded in... no never listen to me.. hope it doesnt crack
 
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Molded in looks so much cleaner though. I would have rather had it welded than bonded though.
 
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it is stitch welded on the sides, but like I said, I'm not that happy with the work done. Kinda half-@ssed it.
 
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that looks sweet. I wanna do that to mine
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I see you had to trim the spare tire holder. Can you still have the spare tire underneath the bed with the roll pan on? I like the looks of them but I've heard you can't have a spare tire underneath with a roll pan.
 
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Originally Posted by Farwar
I see you had to trim the spare tire holder. Can you still have the spare tire underneath the bed with the roll pan on? I like the looks of them but I've heard you can't have a spare tire underneath with a roll pan.
just roll pan yes.. roll pan and roll pan hitch no
 
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^^^^What he said. I didn't even drop the spare down while trimming, 'cause the donut spare doesn't overlap that area.. Now maybe a 33" bogger would have clearance issues, but not a regular full size.
And I'm gonna look into a way to leave the donut spare up there with the behind-the-pan hitch.
 
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^^^^What he said. I didn't even drop the spare down while trimming, 'cause the donut spare doesn't overlap that area.. Now maybe a 33" bogger would have clearance issues, but not a regular full size.
And I'm gonna look into a way to leave the donut spare up there with the behind-the-pan hitch.
biggest you can fit is a 31" and thats pushing it
 
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