Recent content by dtech

OK I am of course making changes as I go on building stuff and came up with a really cool looking way to mount the original spring mounts to my front axle to mount the quarter elipticals to but of course the only way this will look "cool" is if I go without shakles. I am pretty sure I can't do...

oh if anyone hears of shows drop me a note I don't run around to shops or anything to much to be up on the whens and wheres.

Those are pretty sweet, gotta love all the wicked rides from the ol' CO my gf's bro has a model a thats just about ready to run around, no chop, air ride out back. gonna drag him along if possible.

I'm technically in Parker, but spend as much time in the Springs and also Monument.

I'm gonna need to be kept posted on this, as fopr right now I'm totally in, I am already going to be in Bonneville(this year and next and next haha). A good drive with a ton of Rat steel is awesome in my book.

took some measurements tonight and heres where i'm going; remove the factory stuff leaving just the spindles in their stock location(side) I am going to fab up a bracket(plate type) for the front steer for each spindle that will bolt to the lower set of holes and put the tie rod out front, then...

I know this is an older thread but I am using a '51 axle like tis, I am also wanting to swap to a front steering type, can I just flip the axle side for side? like mount it left on the right, or is it best to swap sides with the spindles? Or can I just afb up some front steer arms and such? I'm...

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I have a doer ate frame bench. It's a machined flat surface with jig attachments, we use it for chassis fab and build molds off it to.

Thats a puurty Dodge Bros. Super Sweet find!!!

nice project I like those body trucks

I've got a 3/8" table and a 1/2" table , have had both for years only thing different is the half inch is way heavier to push around !

Great build, it's coming along great. I use alot of things and do alot of mock up stuff on all my builds. Having the 3d pattern is way easier to me plus I can make any changes before I build stuff depending on looks and function, plus saves material.

Very nice ride, I always look ofrward when I let one go.

Very sorry to hear that news, I send my prayers to your son and your family. I know from my personal experiences that having family close by and being positive and supporting is a very powerful medicine. Stay strong and keep the positine vibes gowing.