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Swapping out hot wheels:)
Graduate (Mostly) '35 Truck F5R1000039TR !!
Please graduate (less final body work and paint) my '35 Truck build. Some key features:
- Stacks! - dual exhaust system with cut-outs for undercarrage or stacks
- Blueprint 306 with Holley Sniper EFI
- Electric power brake assist
- Power steering
- Tremec TKO600
- Wood bed with removable panels for access
- Tow hitch
- Extended cab 3.5"
- Bike front fenders and modified rear
I just sold it to Steve M out in SD. He's going to finish it up while I go onto my next build - an MK5! It will be my 5th Factory Five build - just love building these things!
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2025 May: MK5 Complete kit, Blueprint 347 EFI, 4R70W (current build)
2019 Nov: '35 Hot-rod Truck, 306, EFI, 3-link (screwed by NC DMV)
2015 Mar: MK4 Complete kit #8617, 302 create, carb, 3-link
2014 Sep: MKII Kit #4215, 302 create, carb, IRS, Sold as roller
2011 Mar: MK3 Base Kit #5400, 4.6L Fuel Injection, Daily driver
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I absolutely dig the stacks!!!
Nice build! 👍🏼👍🏼
Once again with an 88 mm Turbo, Big Block Chevy powered, ‘35 Hot Rod Pickup
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Steve >> aka: GoDadGo

Originally Posted by
Pat Landymore
I absolutely dig the stacks!!!
Nice build!
Ditto On The Stacks!
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Nice, enjoy that build. Can you do me a favor? It looks like you may have the same accessory drive as I do, or at least one very similar.
Can you take a picture of the passenger side of your accessory drive......Was there interference with the diagonal frame member? Please see my picture below.
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Man!! those pipes are so great. I can't believe how much it sets off the build. If I ever build a truck I am shamelessly going to do the same thing.
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Thanks for the pictures. I've been thinking about creating a storage box in the dead space above gas tank on the drivers side, so it's great to see how you executed that idea (size, access, etc.)
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hi
Your bed solution is the answer for What I have been searching. The wood surface looks quite thin and glued to the stainless steel panel. Did you have to shorten the with of the SS panel.
Thank you
Cam