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I used a ford courier frame.May give you some ideas,Im not sure of the similarities but may help.Check out my build link if you have any Q's just holler.
 

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thanks and i will check it out. idk why people knock the toyota frames they are already boxed in and they look good and you cant tell if its a custom frame or not. QUOTE]

I was telling an older guy about my rod today and as soon as I said it was on a courier he damn near turned and walked off he lost interest so fast.But Ill see him again and will be driving it,then he can ki$$ my a$$.LOL
 
I had this 39 cab and picked up a 78 Datsun B620 truck frame ten years ago for $100. I liked the fact it has disk brakes and I can set the ride hight up or down a couple inches with the torsion bar suspension. Has a 53 Merc setting in it. Its in the back of the barn and I haven't touched it much for the last five years. Too many other projects.

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nice anyone else want to add to this list???? im def going with the toyota frame on my chrysler. i cant wait to start the build on this but i have another build going on right now but i have some nice parts for the chrysler already and im going for the rat rod look all i need now is front fenders
 
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Well I'm glad to see this thread. I have a toyota frame that I wanted to use under my 1926 Dodge sedan. Seeing other projects with this same setup gives hopes that this will work awesome for me.
 

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I had one under a 36 Dodge truck cab. It looked pretty good, I never was satisfied with the rear spring setup though. It probably would have looked better with coil overs and a four link. I never did finish it, sold it after I got the Lincoln.




 
Revisiting an old thread; I have an '82 Toyota pickup that I can't seem to sell off. Might just go ahead and part it out and keep the frame for a project. I have some old fenders to cover up the front end, engines and trans, and an old Ford F1 cab. Anyone got advice on this, or pics of a finished rat on a Toyota frame? Would be interested in seeing them. :)
 
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Not Toyota, but I've used a lot of Mitsubichy Dodge D 50 frames from the 80s.

They are a lot of work to strip off all the attached stuff, but the rails narrow and kick up nicely in the front, and I just chop the rear part off and do the sq tube thing, or weld in a sub frame rear like T birds or Toyotas. Heres a few examples.
 

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Not Toyota, but I've used a lot of Mitsubichy Dodge D 50 frames from the 80s.

They are a lot of work to strip off all the attached stuff, but the rails narrow and kick up nicely in the front, and I just chop the rear part off and do the sq tube thing, or weld in a sub frame rear like T birds or Toyotas. Heres a few examples.

hey buddy. how you been?
 
Doing good. These folks here have always been real people, and since I retired recently, thought I'd visit a little bit. The glass 26 of Lindas burned up in a shop fire year or two back, and I recently snagged a Speedway body so thought I'd do a light, quicky build with some parts I have laying around. I'm kinda stuck in a seemingly never ending home remodel, and need to think about fun stuff. Did you move to Texas? I thought you were in Mississippi/ Alabama?
 
still in bama, i going home for thanksgiving. i'm going to your fire thread, i don't want to hijack this thread no more.
 

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