My first restoration: ST/300/D

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Thread: My first restoration: ST/300/D

  1. #71
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    Great rebuild, I am restoring the same model. What kind of wheels and tires are they?

  2. #72
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    "Looks like you have a problem with your 4 wheeler........you're missin' two wheels there"

  3. #73
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    Thanks for the compliments! It is by no means perfect, but it's clean and has a lot of sentimental value to me and that's enough for it to be perfect in my eyes. JP's got it. Those are the tires I used and although I didn't buy the wheels through that website, the ones I got through work at cost were $13 each also and basically the same exact thing.
    -Attex ST/300/D - "The Duck." Family owned since the early '70's
    -Attex ST/300/D- Resto/mod project! (not yet started)
    -Attex 440 Thunderchief Racer (not yet started)
    -Attex ST/400 (not yet started)
    -Hustler 980 BIGFOOT- A work in progress (SOLD)
    -1999 Max Buffalo Truck (SOLD)
    -1989 Max IV - A Max four my kids. (In progress)

  4. #74
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    ST/300/D Nearing Completion

    After nearly two years in the making, my family-owned ST/300/D project has neared completion! Not to sound like someone receiving an oscar, I want to thank everyone on here who helped to make this possible. I could not have done it without this forum or without the help of many forum members who I bugged the heck out of asking hundreds of questions on everything from body work to bearings. Thank you 6x6world and its members!

    Here are a few before and after pictures....and one after it's first little trail ride!









    First time getting the clean body a little muddy

    -Attex ST/300/D - "The Duck." Family owned since the early '70's
    -Attex ST/300/D- Resto/mod project! (not yet started)
    -Attex 440 Thunderchief Racer (not yet started)
    -Attex ST/400 (not yet started)
    -Hustler 980 BIGFOOT- A work in progress (SOLD)
    -1999 Max Buffalo Truck (SOLD)
    -1989 Max IV - A Max four my kids. (In progress)

  5. #75
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    Wow...this rates a "holy crap, that looks good" comment from me

    It almost makes me want to monkey around with the ST400/r that's sitting in cold storage. Wow.

    You going to post any videos of it running? Please?

  6. #76
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    Quote Originally Posted by Czechsix View Post
    Wow...this rates a "holy crap, that looks good" comment from me

    It almost makes me want to monkey around with the ST400/r that's sitting in cold storage. Wow.

    You going to post any videos of it running? Please?

    'holy crap' were my same exact thoughts... Great Job

  7. #77
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    Great build, glad you finally got to ride it and nice to meet you guys.

    Have to add it was great to look at that machine across the lane all weekend, it's absolutely beautiful and having my coffee with it shining in the morning sun made it even nicer to me, you did a great job and should be proud of yourself.
    Everyone I talked to said the same.

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  9. #79
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    If there was an oscar for most improvement during a restoration,, you would surely get it!! Great work duck89!!!!
    HUSTLEMANIAC and a HONORARY MEMBER of the
    BIGFOOT ALUMNI

  10. #80
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    Charlotte NC
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    what an inspiring build.
    You definitely take home the Oscar


    I hope that mine turns out as clean as your did.

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