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No worries, so I finally got a hold of the guy, I have 2 weeks from the 26th to move it. Yesterday I ran around the truck with a half inch ratchet tightening everything up. I just need to tighten about 20 nuts on the rear and it's good to go.
 
Forced motivation is a good way to get stuff done. Its just like when you are having someone over to your house. You have never gotten as much stuff done to your house in such a short amount of time as when you are planning on having company over!
 
Forced motivation is a good way to get stuff done. Its just like when you are having someone over to your house. You have never gotten as much stuff done to your house in such a short amount of time as when you are planning on having company over!

That is very true, It also helps the temp has gone down and it's some what bearable in the direct sunlight.
 
This may be the kick in the pants you need to get this thing up and running. You'll have to write the city a nice thank you letter and send them a Christmas card.
 
I got the same kind of letter. "Inoperable vehicle within public sight"

I was like "wtf it's in the back yard and only visible by driving down an alley"

Wrapped up the axles enough to through the tires on. Done
Never mind it didn't have an engine, driveshafts, seats, etc. :D
I just couldn't leave it the way it was....for as long as I do.


Someone here once said "what's the difference between someone having a boat in their driveway and my truck? Are you prejudice against certain hobbies?"
 
"Inoperable vehicle within public sight"? I would have given him a citation for "A-Hole within public sight". There I go again. Y'all got me fired up right before bedtime with more municipal BS. Thanks a lot.
 
Looks like a truck again. :pimp:




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Don't show my Dad these pictures. :doah: Looks like chit, but it will work. Also I bet my Grandpa is looking down laughing at me... My carpentry skills need work BAD.

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Didn't I tell you I was making BB13 Wade?


Weeeeeeeeee :haha:

Those are all 2x6's. Does everybody think it's fine? I'm kind of scared and need everyone to voice.
 
Used zinc plated nails that are nylon lined that I believe spread apart when hit. Has 4 on each side holding in the main 2x6 "cross member" The top one has 3 peer side and the piece on the back side has 2 per side.
 
Thanks guys, I just have this fear it's going to crash down. Next Saturday afternoon or Sunday morning is moving day.
 
I'm torn on this front receiver, can't remember what Wade and I came up with. The frame has these bumps in it being a 2wd.
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Not sure If I should use the front bumper bracket bolts for 2 then drill another to the right and do a 3 piece square tube to make one or 2 piece and just slot the main tube to fit the receiver tube.


Front receiver hitch and shock hoops are next on the chopping block.
 
Might as well make use of the two holes that are already there. If you do a rear spring to front spring conversion in the future, you'll end up redoing it all anyway.
 
Make plates for the frame using the 2 and add the 3rd like you said. Then cut square holes in those for the cross tube to fit into. Weld in said cross tube. Notch for reciever tube.

Just my 2c.
 

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