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Old 11-17-2012, 12:44 PM
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Pretty ratty when I acquired the old girl. A different fender pan and made a new hood for it and new side panels and a quick rattle can job. Gonna tear it down in the winter and get it all painted.
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Old 11-17-2012, 12:59 PM
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Kelly great work on the smoker!
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Old 11-17-2012, 05:07 PM
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Nice to see the old girl back up and running.
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dude,, nice clean up job on the smoker
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Real nice job, You will enjoy it.
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Real nice job, You will enjoy it.
Thanks for the compliments. I have been enjoying it. Had her to 3 plow days this year and the performance is awesome.
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Nice work cubs-n-bxrs
She looked pretty bad in the before pictures.
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Kelly, you do great work! I'm glad to see that you saved that 1572.
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Thanks guys. The hood and side panels are off an old 482. I took a piece of sheet metal and cut in a circular shape and tacked it into the the gas cap opening and glassed it over. Smoker hoods are rather hard to come by so I had to improvise. Same with the side panels I cut out the breather openings and the spot where the exhaust exits. Cleaned the openings up with a dremel tool and did my best rattle can job. Vince are ya proud of me. LMAO
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Looks Good!!
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