Thanks, Frank!

Viper Yellow in all its glory! What you can't see behind the camera is the cab, hood, inner fenders, hood hinges.... on and on. Made for a loooong day!

Now that's a pretty yellow truck right there

ya it is

I'm not a fan of yellow but the father son thing makes it so cool!

Thanks. Honestly, I'm not a huge fan of yellow either, but the truck's been in the family for 20 years or so and has always been known as the 'Banana Truck' so we stayed true to the color - just amped it up.

Very Very nice,...People will see that going down the ROAD,..lol

Scratchy will like this!

Looking good.
It is a good color choice.

Looks great! Can't wait to see it in person.

I can't stop from checking every day for more progress pics!!

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I curious to see if you put the truck together yet.

Thanks for asking, 77ProStreet. Since painting we've been preparing for winter, working on our shop (upgrades) and such. The plan is to get it back together over the winter months, but not before dropping the rear ride height some more.

Will try to post some pics as it goes back together.

MAN! you got that right. at first I thought yellow cant work on a truck.

hard to tell when it is in pieces...but when it all bolts together and becomes a truck.. WOW!

are you going with a butt stripe on the rear? black hood?

I always do a hot rod black on the hood to keep there glare down. a gloss yellow hood will have lots of shine/glare in the sun.

Yup, planning some kind of butt stripe. Not sure on the hood yet.

Ooops. Son took a little detour in the project to install a Ridetech 4-link...

Awesome

Progress - such as it is. Dividing our time on the interior.

Nice an clean. Looks Awesome!

Fresh Raybestos e-brake (stock) cables from Rock Auto plug right into the GM metric calipers. Just had to remove some of the spring. Way better than the crusty old cables.