the 1990 GMC Sierra DD build

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Tail gate painted white
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And wheels painted gloss black
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Much better
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April fools day score... Just gotta make or find and buy some brackets/mounts for them, so I can mount them on my front bumper
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Pigtail end on the offroad light harness fixed the cheap way... By using a trailer wire harness extension. Lol
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Light mount that came with the lights I bought was tweaked all to hell. But I had another one I got when I bought the lights currently on the front of my truck. So I decided to use it for mounting the lights to my bumper. In the process of modifying it for that now. Already cut the lower corners off and swapped them to opposite sides and welded them back up, so that way all the mounting tabs/points are on the back side of the light mount for a cleaner look.
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The start of my temporary "light bar" mount
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Getting their
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Almost done...
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Making a "skid" plate.
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Rolling it under the front, and almost ready to pull it back off to cut/trim the plate back down
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Much better. Just need to figure out how I'm gonna attach the side support rods
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Out having a little fun
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short little video
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Clear light covers/rock guards for my HID lights came in.
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as far as your tails the only ones i found to work for the uppers i got from retrofit source. and then used my generic red lower ones, you need an srck noted bulb for the turn signal, nothing else will work properly.
ok. and thanks for the info

Came out nice!!! You need a tire carrier in the bed now
thanks. and yes i do. lol
 

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Well ****... Looks like it's time to put my other/better tach in now. Lol. And I was gonna change this one since was acting up anyways, so no big deal. (ended up just leaving it out and not putting the other one in it).
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New and better ball joint boots came in today. Now I can install my tubular control arms I've had for a while. Once I get a chance to work on my own stuff that is. (upper ball joint boot ended up not fitting, but the lower one did).
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Before... With ugly negative camber from hitting dips all crazy and stuff.
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During... Drivers side. Finally installing my tubular upper and lower control arms I've had for quite a while
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Passengers side
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And outer tie rod ends replaced. Gotta do the inner tie rod ends in a few weeks
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Which Junkyard do you goto?

awesome truck, Great Idea on the gussets for the upper arms, didnt realize it was that common for the Upper A-arm Tabs to seperate from the frame like that. Just discovered the same problem with mine.

you ever let those A-arms go, im an Interested buyer:boti:
 

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Thanks. And yah it's real common for them to start ripping the upper control arm mounts off the frame, especially when you off-road them. Speaking of which, I gotta weld part of the lower rear passanger side one where it's cracked through the factory weld. Lol. And as far as junk yards go, there's 5 different ones I go to for parts for my 2 projects depending on what I'm looking for.

U&I auto wrecking in San Bernardino
Pick A Part in San Bernardino
Pick A Part (Hill Side/Pyrite) in Riverside
Pick A Part (Milliken) in Ontario
And Ecology auto wrecking (owned by Pick A Part now) in Rialto
 
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How have i never seen this? That thing is friggin sweet man great work. Looks so much better now the camber is all good
 

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No more nasty ass red carpet, and 50's aqua paint on the floor. As well as no more stereo and minimal other panels. Plan on eventually painting the dash gray, and and probably making my own door panels to get rid of these ugly red ones...
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Uhh... Weight reduction? Lol
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Getting their...
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Damn... One last piece and I run out of paint. Almost made it though. Lol
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I guess because weight reduction after all. Lol
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Plasti-dip "tint" strip to go with it? Sure why not.
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Well since its raining, guess I'll hit and modify my heater/a.c. control switch housing to mount the switches for my lights in it
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Epoxying on some ABS plastic so I have something to mount my switches too.
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Almost their...
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And it's starting to go back in now
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Switch panel for lights done and installed
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Dash all back together. Some of it came out slightly darker than the majority of it, but it's good enough and looks a lot better than before... Now I just need to get rid of the rest of the red. Lol
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