Big Sky Euro

see over the dash what you talking about lol riding leavel with it is dub style lmao

Damn dude that interior is the tits compared to what I saw last spring!! Nice work Tito!

Thanks Wish I would have done before and after pics. It is completely different. When I do my truck, I want to do a MK3 rear leather bench seat.

Another update from it's new home:
Got a bunch of misc parts from a cool guy in Kalispell. He's was parting out another Caddy and Rabbit to make a diesel of his own. He was happy to help with the project, telling me that he was happy that another Vdub was on the road again. My next trip up I will pick up his back window to replace my plexiglass one. He's got the original tire carrier that goes under the frame - hopefully he saved that too.
Had an alignment done as soon as I got home from doing the front end and brake work. MAN -- what a scary ride home.
Pop riveted in the new nylon holders for the headlight aiming buckets and have good solid lights now.
Worked for a day on the door latching mechanism and handles (stunk up the house for three days - should have used the cleaners in the driveway instead of the kitchen sink) and got them to work with a 'one finger pull' to open.
Reset the tumblers and now can lock the doors - not that I'd ever want too.
Painted the black rhino lined tail gait back to silver - couldn't see the thing in the dark - afraid someone would rear end me. BTW don't rattle can something that large in the bathroom -- makes a real big mess!
Gave it an antifreeze change again, and two more oil changes in the past 1000 miles.
Hard to keep my foot off the gas...
Ordered a set of General Altimax HP tires (good ratings on tirerack website) - should have them on by next week. Hoping for a quieter and more responsive ride over the partial studdies that are on it now.

You guys rock.

nice welcome to the site!, glad you like the truck!

Hi dad!

Getting used to the rhino thing - it covers a multitude of sins...

Tires arrived today will mount tomorrow and post photo.

Photos of new shoes:










Seems to be a lot quieter and handling is more responsive. Will have an alignment done again, as it set the tires and wheels out a quite a bit further than the old steelies.

I should have put 195/60's on them instead of 185's -- the speedometer is reads fast. 57mph is actually 55.
Oh well, next time.

Wow, that truck looks great on Teardrops!
That's a great license plate too!
I'm glad you did away with the lumber rack as well, haha.