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Project Anti-Hack Part 2
Last month we followed along as Steve Nielsen of CanDo Specialties began working on project Anti-Hack, a ‘94 Toyota that will be body dropped to the rockers on 20-inch wheels. What sets this project apart and is the main focus of the build is to show the proper way of building a truck without cutting corners.
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Project Anti-Hack
Buying another person’s project comes with a gamble: Did they build the truck correctly or did they cut corners just to quickly get the truck on the ground? Unfortunately, the only way to truly find out which way it was built is to take an in-depth look at the suspension, frame and all of the underlying work. Sometimes the results can be less than satisfactory.
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Let’s Give It a Script
Joe Lopez took the raised Ford script from a 1942-47 Ford hood and grafted it onto his ’56 F-100. Follow along as we redefine this ’56 F-100 bonnet.
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Pickup Lines: September 2008
If you read the title of this month's column and instantly got a mental picture of people in cowboy hats and tight jeans shuffling around the floor of the local watering hole, don't panic, we are still talking about trucks here. While attending Texas Showdown in Houston this year one particular body style of truck stood out like chrome 22s on a Buick, and was in such abundance that I actually walked the show a few times and counted each and every one of them.
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Stop, Drop & Drag: September 2008
You may be asking yourself right now, "Who the heck is this guy?" Well, to satisfy your curiosity and to help start this column off, allow me to introduce myself: I am Jason Mulligan, the new staff editor for Street Trucks magazine.
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