Doing some custom work on a resto-mod.

The leather bucket seats were borrowed from a Nissan Quest minivan, and it's remarkable how at-home they look in the 60-year-old pickup. The driver's side is power-actuated and the OEM-grade materials wear like iron and still look great. Custom two-tone door panels were stitched together to cover the formerly all-steel inner doors and the dash was painted to match the light tan metallic portions of the body. Custom shag carpets add a level of luxury and sound control that this truck's original owner could only dream of and the fur-rimmed steering wheel certainly helps in that regard. Custom Winnebago instruments were clearly built with these trucks in mind but had to be hammered in the original round pods, and a modern Sparkomatic stereo has been cleverly integrated into the dash with speakers behind the factory grille in the center of the panel.

WOW!!!

Lolz.

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Great job 😉

Designed to attenuate road noise and vibration, well right up until it fails.

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Used in a method different than what was intended.

No tie rod gaurds??!!!!

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Rear suspension. I'm sure the truck has tie rod guards in the front.

That's not a 4x4.

I have seen worse. had an idiot use PVC pipe for a turbo down pipe and completely melt it all over the engine.... some peoples children

So, it's a woody?

How very Oregonian.

Looks factory for a General Motor's vehicle. [frypan]