Finally getting around to taking some pics of the new taillights and the body work done. Still need to get the billet steps put on. need to grind out a little where the bolts are to get the plate to side flush on the bedside. and then this past weekend, i started modding my trailer hitch to go back on. with the new bed, the roll pan hangs too low, and i'm too poor to buy an actual hidden hitch. so i'm modifying mine. before: unbolted: one side cut: set back in place, clamped in: out, clamped together. gives you an idea how far up and back it has been moved: waiting on a new cord to show up for my drill. then i'll get the holes in it and bolted back together. then i can cut the hole behind the tag. already have the flip down tag holder on.
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i got a lot in mind for this year. we'll see how far i get. lets just say, possible "z" and stroked small block may be in the plans.......... hurley, 1939 lincoln zephyr
Got my hitch all buttoned up and even tested. A friend gave me two old mowers last weekend. Towed them about 60 miles back home. worked great. bolted up and ready to go back in bolted to the frame: hole cut in the roll pan: lines up perfect! had to trim it out a little bigger to get to the pin: outside shots: can just barely see it:
