hobospyder

She posts way more often on Instagram. Waiting on another long-form video, her bucket seats and metalwork is the shit https://www.instagram.com/six_four_stout?igsh=c2pwbWI1ZTB1MWQ5

10th post down on that page shows what i did with the seat and a little further down the page is a picture of me in that truck with the seat and that one about halfway down the page is me trying to figure out a different setup in the longbed. surprisingly the s30 seats didn't work in either single cab....

6 foot 5 or 6 depending on the day with long legs here i enjoy driving single cabs more than king cabs for whatever reason and i replaced the bottom seat foam on my stock bench with some squishy foam and took all the padding off the back rest except maybe a half inch thick piece of foam. worked pretty good for me for a little extra room. if that doesn't do it for you maybe look at taking the back rest off the bottom and put some padding on the back wall of the cab to lean against. the thinner the back rest the better it is for you but that's just my ideas and what i have done myself.

I need to finish a project so I can finish a project so I can finish a project so I can start my 4x4 project so I can play with you guys

i do not know where a long bed bed is i do know where a long bed trailer is though, been eyeballing it on marketplace

I was about to ask the same as rustbin May or may not know where a junk short bed is but kinda want to see it on a longbed now 🤔

i forgot about these 🤦🏼‍♂️ need another set for the other truck

Yeah I just went super simple half inch x half inch ring Because the stock chevy speakers got a weird clipping mount thing And the purchased adapter didn't fit my 6.5 speakers luckily the rears just mounted into the stock brackets and after moving back and inch bolted to the pillar just fine and the truck is going back together

Finally fixed my printer this weekend and ran 2 for the day. Needed some speaker rings for a non datsun

don't have access to a bead roller or any experience with one and considered this option but went for the already powdercoated option. was thinking about having my manager draw up and cut out the panels for me but between paying my manager for time, buying the material and painting the cards i figured i would be better off just buying from skillard but if i had had manager make them for me i could've gotten the extra material added on for bead rolling also know a few and am probably considered mr. unreliable myself depending on whether my adhd has caused me to flake on stuff

extra rigidity in the panel and removes the mdf that could possibly swell/warp with moisture coming in the door using the stock vinyl just to keep the look using a vinyl sticker to make it different

I have a set of skillard door panels sitting in my house as I attempt to figure out how to accent them because they are to flat and plain. Currently attempting to learn how to use my vinyl cutter Also an idea was brought up by a coworker last night: make aluminum door panels and cover them with the stock vinyl

Dude that door card

I have been eyeballing 8garage on ebay since I took the door panels off of the longbed because they are nice looking. Too nice for that truck actually and way out of its budget. I look forward to seeing what you do.

i have some with what i think is jute pad in it for under the headliner but gotta pull the windshield and back window. as to the diamond plate on the tailgate i actually forgot it was back there and have noticed no reflection in the rear view from it.