I can't decide to leave em on or not, there about 3 in shorter now.

 

[QUOTE=1STGENFARMBOY;596000]I can't decide to leave em on or not, there about 3 in shorter now.

Looks good Farmboy. Nice looking truck there. Don't see a lot of first gen trucks that nice. That's about how high mine are. I'm not hiding them behind the cab.
What part of the state you from?
Stay safe out there.
Ken

 

45 miles north of the tip, 6 miles east of Marion, I really feal more like i'm from KY cause i don't want no part of Chicago.

Dar

 

When I'm home I live in the Peoria area. That's a nice area down there where you are. I've spent a lot of time in that area a few years ago. I do know what you mean about wanting no part of Chicago. All of us here think that the northern Illinois state line runs across I-80. Everything past that is Chicago. Take care of that truck. They don't build classics like that anymore.
Stay safe out there.
Ken

 

Denim Black 6" miters from SBS Diesel, still have some fine tuning to get them just how i want them

 

Here is my 6" Aussie stack...

 

Blacktruck my grandma has some family up in Peoria she said when she was 8 they drove a model T up there took 7 days had 9 flat tires, but you just fixed them on the road and went on, i do like that black dirt up your way.

Dar

 

Hey farmboy
From the condition of the roads in central and northern Illinois, nine flats is still probably right. Might be a little quicker but we still have rough roads. We do have some good farm ground around home. Keep us posted on changes to your truck. I had a Dodge a long time ago. It was a great truck but wasn't a diesel.
Stay safe out there.
Ken

 

kinda expected someone to come out of nowhere with a hoodstack.. when i have the money to fab my own it willl be here

 

Here's a bunch of stacks: Black Could Diesel customer pictures