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Clark, Sorry for the delay, and thanks for the compliment, if your going fenderless, personally I wouldn't use a S10 chassis, but if you aren't dead set against fenders, it's an option. There's a bunch of fab work involved to make these early ford trucks fit, it's a lot easier with 48 up chevy...

440Clark, There is quite a bit of fabrication involved, but Im building a truck with air ride and if I built the original chassis I would have a small fortune in the frame. This is a build on the cheap, and I want a decent ride and the look Im going for.

Heres what Im building, a 40 pickup on a 96 S10 chassis. Front is basically stock except for trimming frame horns, and using tubular control arms and shock waves from air ride technologies. Had to trim frame pretty hard at firewall and made a new back clip fom 2X5X 1/8" tubing changing the...

Gastrick, Can't think of a better way to start the NEW YEAR than with a HEMI, look's like youv'e done your homework, and your at the top of the class, motor mount's look great. Im goin be watching this post and already know how it will turn out, keep up the great work Bill.

Merry Christmas & Happy New Year from the Mudbone family.:D

Very cool search engine Andrew, like Earthman, I need a few more reason's to spend more time on the internet.

Sharon, Welcome from rite down the road.

busman, Iv'e been thinking about buying one, even started a thread on another forum asking if anyone had used one and what they thought about it, it got good feedback. What brand is it, how much, and who did you buy it from?

Hey ratterman, welcome from about 30 mi N/E of Louisville in Crestwood.:D

I'll be there, waiting for later post for more details.

It's also great on greens.:D

Yea me too, couldn't figure it out till now, must be spam.

Harleyboy, you might check on a S10 blazer rearend, it's wider than the 2wd S10 rear, will bolt right in, and some are posi, and have decent ratios.

Welcome from your side of Louisville.

Welcome from Ky, looks like you got the market cornered on them trucks, very nice. :D

Welcome from Ky Tyler. :)

Welcome from Ky Rock, keep hammerin on the Buick, oh yea, used to spend some time in Dearborn when I was still workin. :D

Welcome from Crestwood Ky, about 30 mi. n/e of Louisville.

Hang tough bro, things will get better for you. Like you said, going to church makes you feel better, same here.