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Chevy and GMC 3500 have a unibody frame. My Dad and I built a custom fifth wheeler hauler out of a 1988. The frame is welded to the floor pan.

Nice Ride! I too like it better with the fenders. It would look good with the Zoomies coming out of the wheel wells.

I really am impressed with this build! How do you get all of your proportions so correct?

What's your plan for directing air flow up to the radiator with the solid hood in front of it?

Very Nice Metal Work! I like the longer cab.

Glad you got some miles on. Congrats on the successful outing!

Wow! 2 years since your orignal post!

I like the amount of the chop and the lines...my car has a 2-1/2" chop and a lot of people say is that chopped or not and that is just the way I like it.

Very nice work!

Welcome to the forum. I'd say you are a luck man that the first one didn't work out...that Terraplane is really cool! Keep the pictures coming.

A lot of cutting and welding going on here...the videos were great. Nice work! I just sold a 36 chevy 4 door slantback last summer.

Nice work so far on the chop!

I have been following your build from the start...this thing is amazing and I really like the black paint! Can't wait for you to get it far enough for the test drive.

I'll be watching this one, very cool build!

Here's a John Deere Riding Mower that I made for my Dads 70th surprise birthday party. I spent quite a few hours on it but it was worth every minute because it was for my Dad. It does mow but you need some strong legs to pedal it very far!

Looks pretty darn solid to me. Like everyone said it a great start.

Very nice build and great pictures...really like the Caddy engine.

Pretty neat truck you have...nice work

That engine mockup fixture is really slick.

Nice new shop and I like what you are doing with the rods! You make me jealous seeing all that cool stuff in your backyard!