Re: The "Frankenstine" build;
 

Hello;

Well here are some pic of the 48 panel n the 50 chevy truck.

Looking to try to bye both of them.

Have all the missing door also(no pic)

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Tim

Re: The "Frankenstine" build;
 

Hello;

Here are some pic of the 50 pu.

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Tim

Re: The "Frankenstine" build;
 

Hello;

He is also willing to give me the 50 junk truck with the deal.
He is asking 4,000.00 for all.
The panel is on rolling frame
The pu is also on a rolling frame

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Tim


So all comment are welcome;
Thank You
Tim

Re: The "Frankenstine" build;
 

Hello;
junk pu pic

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Tim

Re: The "Frankenstine" build;
 

if you afford it go for it, I would try and beat him down a bit on price

Re: The "Frankenstine" build;
 

Tim, the panel looks pretty beat up. And it looks pretty solid. Thinking you mentioned it doesn't have a title?

The truck looks good....gotta say I haven't been keeping up with prices lately. Is the asking price in line?

Re: The "Frankenstine" build;
 

Hello;

Well I'm not sure about the price being in line,but I got it on payments.:mm:
I get the truck, the panel n the spare truck all so 4000.00 ;)
The panel n truck both have rolling frames under them.
I know the panel is rough but I think I want to make a fleet side extend truck out of the panel.
Then make the truck a std truck.
Thinking about trying to use a 76 to 79Chevy full size frame under the panel.
The work on the panel side would be impossible to get smooth n looking right.:devil:
Going to be a few month before I can start on the work.
Still getting the concrete floors in the shop.
Then the lite's installed, after painting the whole shop white.

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Tim

Re: The "Frankenstine" build;
 

Congrat's Tim. Hopefully you can get started this fall. Sounds like nice some upgrades for the shop too!

Re: The "Frankenstine" build;
 

Hello;

The shop is getting a overhaul;:lol:
I have some 8" H beams that I'm putting in to make a troully from the door to the back of the shop, about 25' of the 32' shop.
Useing 4' concret with wire to hold.
One pad is 14 x 18 then a 14 x 16 and final pad will be 18 x20.
Once I get the floor done that I can paint n wire in the lites.
Will do most of it this winter. :mm:


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Tim

Re: The "Frankenstine" build;
 

Hello;

Doug;
do you remember the measurements for the cab mounts? :lol:
How far back the ft mounts are from the Aframe?
I just don't want to have the same problem as I had on the Frankenstine build.
I though I keep the measurement and where they went, can't seem to find them. :mm:

Thank You;

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Tim

Re: The "Frankenstine" build;
 

Hmm...I don't. We can sure find or get them again.