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    That looks like a nice body you picked up. I almost built one a few years ago but I sold my body and moved on. I'm in to watch your progress. Hopefully you can hit your dollar amount goal. It never works out for me. Haha
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    Thanks for the help and encouragement guys.

    I bought the copy of Chester's book from TBucketPlans.com, and I have read through it several times. I emailed Chester a couple months ago - he is still alive and kicking down in Mexico.

    I have also read through a couple of T-Bucket build threads on this forum - Jim Robinson's and Don "ITOLDYOUSO's. I picked up a ton of ideas there also.
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    Yesterday I spent some time out in the garage doing some basic mock ups and finalizing the frame dimensions to fit my body. I am going to make the front of the frame 24 inches wide and the rear of it 27 inches wide. The front of this body is comes channeled 3 inches. Once I figured out where the frame rails will sit, I channeled the rear of the body about 2 inches. I am debating leaving it there.
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    You're T looks great Mark. I like the wheels and the roll bar. It looks pretty complete, what more needs to be done?

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    I'm thinking about building a 4 foot long box for mine.
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