Treason
Treason
Junior Member
Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 371
From: lee's summit MO
not a big for fan have been raised in a family of all chevy, gm or dodge, but if my only option was a ford i could only get notchback mustang and that would be the only ford i would drive. dont get me wrong they got good parts and all but wouldnt drive a ford if didnt have to
Yeah all GM in my house and that's how it will stay. My bro has a sweet ram 3500... I wouldnt buy one myself though. My mom and dad have always been ford ppl cause my dads bro owns a ford dealership... I'll stick with my GM vehicles. And when my kids are old enough to drive ill buy them the car they like - as long as its a GM
Super Member
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 1,940
From: rison AR
Lmao dad made my brother and me buy our first ones.
He's restoring (restromod really) a 1959 chevy apache for my son. Has both a stepside and fleetside beds. Modern suspension and fuel injected v8 with ac. He's only 5 now but by the time he's 16 he gonna have a nice truck if dad doesn't hold it till he's got the teen out of him. By that time if my noma isn't a v8 on bags (and even if) he'll prolly drive that.
He's restoring (restromod really) a 1959 chevy apache for my son. Has both a stepside and fleetside beds. Modern suspension and fuel injected v8 with ac. He's only 5 now but by the time he's 16 he gonna have a nice truck if dad doesn't hold it till he's got the teen out of him. By that time if my noma isn't a v8 on bags (and even if) he'll prolly drive that.
Super Member
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 1,940
From: rison AR
Just 3 truck bodys sitting on sawhorses behind the shop. He's been working mainly on the frame when his back let's him. Sorry no pics on my phone, I can try to get some next time I'm over there but it aint much to see now. The frame he used an 80s olds delta 88 for modern parts and the fuel injected 305 is from a camaro I think. Been working on my blazer and frame so I aint helped him with it in 2 years.