Posted by Bryce Frazier on May 14, 2018 at 19:46:51 from (67.143.192.97):
A lot of you guys have asked me several times how the Duramax Dually project has come along since I started on it about 1 1/2 years ago. Well, here are some pictures!
Dads 73 Z-28 going to a car show this coming weekend. I am hauling it into town tomorrow morning, thus giving him 4 days to "wash" it. . . :)
Hauling Fertilizer this spring, rolled the scales with a hair over 5000lbs of goodies in the bed!
Pulling our work trailer (I install carpet / flooring for those that don't know) on a day when the boss had his plow on his Duramax.
And then speak of the devil the bosses 05 LLY with the plow!
And then last but not least, this was the first trip I made with the 20' Fox trailer after I redid it, including wiring, LED Lights, New wheels and tires, paint, and a nice deck.
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