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Peterbilt 379 Project

Slammed379

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Jan 25, 2013
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Norcal
I registered it for the 1,000 mile a year exemption. I might put 500 miles a year on this truck.
 

Bill Betten

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May 29, 2013
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Location
Snohomish, Wa.
What a great documentation of your build! This will help others, it is nice to share :) Do you have a color scheme chosen for cab & frame?
 

Slammed379

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Norcal
Thank you. The cab and hood will remain that color. Painting the frame, front fenders, rear fenders, roof cap and visor orange.
 

Hawkeye

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Feb 5, 2010
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Iowa
Pretty kool truck, what holds your fuel tank covers on ? What will you pull with this truck? Can't wait to see the final paint, love white - orange or white - red combo.
 

Slammed379

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Norcal
Pretty kool truck, what holds your fuel tank covers on ? What will you pull with this truck? Can't wait to see the final paint, love white - orange or white - red combo.

Thank you. You can use Velcro or double sided tape to hold them down. I don't know if I'm going to use the covers. I think it looks better without them, we'll see. I might get a gooseneck race car trailer and pull my race car with it. I'm mostly building the truck for shows and parades, its something I've always wanted to do, build a custom Peterbilt :D
 
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