only drag that truck has ever seen is when you get dressed up and go and drink Molsen and sing "Its Raining Men" at the gay bar with Russ from PS, ive seen the pictures so no need to deny it.....

you mean this pic

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c1...ictures237.jpg


trust me the 79 has seen lots of track time.. I had oil issues this year and it didnt see any but problem solved so it will be back on the track this spring sporting its new look ...

this is how it looked for the 7 years I draged it .. yes 7 years

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c1...ictures100.jpg

ha ha. how did I know the infamous Russ pictures were going to come out. lol

didnt you completely redo the whole truck???? why redo it when it looked so good, just needed a change????

Well after I finally blew the motor after 7 years of running the piss out of it, there was a time in my life that $$ was tight and I had no shop to work in so it sat outside for a whole year throught the winter and the paint was faded and had some scratches/dings from years of abuse, then the motor came out and well I decided to rebuild the whole truck did a frame off .. had to make some changes shaved the cab cowl, drip edges, door locks, stake pockets, fuel door.. changed the hood and put a hard cover on for a new look


heres the link to the rebuild was totally dismantled and blasted every nut and bolt replaced

http://fordtruckworld.tenmagazines.c...436049#4844466

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ya Russ and his 40's... he will never live that down, way to many molsons and water baloons that day:w2:

The only thing to keep in mind is that your drag truck prob has wider axles than the CJ. I would just go measure the width from the outer edges of your tires and then check that against the trailer.