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Still need to install the door and button everything up, but here is with the grout and sealer done! woot woot.

Dont know why I didn't think of covering my power wire run from front to back under the hood. Looks much better without the red jacket being visible. I did the trunk power wire as well, excuse the wiring mess at the moment. Distribution blocks are only temporary till larger amp with bigger inputs is ordered. Removed zip ties and covered plastic loom with electrical tape, 2 layers of tape for some extra protection. Then reapplied the zip ties to keep it all in tack.

This is a Father and Son Project called "The Green Dickle" GMT400 Phantom Dually. It's a 1994 Chevy 1500 Series Extended Cab Short Wheel Base GMT400 Truck. Yes, there is nothing wrong with your eye sight, This truck is Florescent Green. We will be installing a conversion kit to make this truck a true "Phantom Dually"

Btw, J. Here is the water closet on my main floor. Thought you'd get a kick out of it.

Looks great!!!

Looks good bro!

Looks awesome!

Looks great J

I am definitely ready to be done and back to speaker building. lol Got these little cuties in the mail yesterday!!

That's A clean 4Runner Sir. Looks like you need to finish out the Window Tinting.

I agree. Love the "stealthy factory" look. Nice work.

We will get to work on the front suspension ASAP. Just set the stock wheels and bed back on until we can get back to work on the notch (after the front suspension is dropped). For now, Her ASS is closer to the ground 4 sure !!!

Not sure those 2" shackles will be able to stay. Most likely will be replaced with stock shackles. DAMN, THOSE HUB KITS LOOK AWESOME !!! Too bad I can't permanently mount them at this time. ALOT of work to do !!!

Got these Goodies thanks to Mike at Hyper Lights !!! Dually Conversion Kit !!! 1500 Series 5 lug to a 3500 Series 8 lug GMT400 Conversion Kit. Details when I get them.

Got the bed off so we can mount up the old 6" DJM Flip Kit. This truck already has 2" lowering shackles. Don't have time to clean the frame for the notch at this time. What can I say, It's Easter Weekend. We do not drive this truck so it will be OK to sit on the snubbers temporarily. Not sure if we're going to stay with the simple 6" drop or prepare for a monster notch ???

First step is to Static Drop it !!! No need to buy another lowering kit, we are going to use the old Static 4/6 DJM drop kit from my old "White Lightning" Silverado. Damn I miss this truck !!!