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[blue_92_sierra]

"If you wouldn't be happy with the job on your own vehicle, why should your customer be?"

This right there! ^ You hit the nail on the head with that, it definately shows in your work and is proof theres still people out there that do what they do all for the love of it and dont do it just for money! Not too many people like that now a days, lotta guys just do it for the money and have no interest in the work they do and it shows in the quality of work they do. You on the otherhand definately do like your job cuz it shows in the top quality job you do. My dad always said that same quote you stated and honestly its so true and something i live by

 

[Wildbill0088]

Figure I'll add an oddity to the thread by posting up my latest project:

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Lucky 13, a 1925 Dodge Brothers Doodlebug (homemade tractor)

 

[sewlow]

Gonna make it run like your avatar pic?

 

[Wildbill0088]

Thats the plan just gotta put it on small rubber so it will have the gear reduction needed and unflip the front axle to get it right on the ground, then with some tuning paint and weights should be all good to pull

 

[Wagonbacker9]

painted this over the weekend

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[Wildbill0088]

My squarebody project: a 1982 Chevy C20

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Got the 292 Inline six with four on the floor and what has to be the oldest Pioneer Super Tuner (Cassette deck) I have ever seen.

 

[TruckinAin4Sissies]

Just picked this up

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'91 Integra RS (DA9)
B19B1
5 Speed
151k

You can also see my OTHER project- '08 TL


-Truckin-

 

[Snotrocket]

Here's my on going project. A 1978 Case 446. I bought it to use around my property. A new one sells for around 10k. I paid $800 including the attachments.


The day it came home.

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As it sits now.

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[TruckinAin4Sissies]

Here's my on going project. A 1978 Case 446. I bought it to use around my property. A new one sells for around 10k. I paid $800 including the attachments.


The day it came home.

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As it sits now.

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That's bad ass! Does it have LED's?



-Truckin-

 

[Snotrocket]

It does actually. LED's were the logical choice because it only puts out 15-20 amps when running. Here's a short video of the setup. Excuse the ugly switch panel I made out of scrap sheet metal.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-G-yHf7n4Wg