I dont no what I am building haha

[superflysteiny]

Originally Posted by DollaBill

Can't wait to see more.the photo chop looks cool. Hope your wife can hold out for at least the weekend.

Did the notches come with the bottom caps welded up? How do they get installed? Do you have to cut them apart to install them?
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yep they screwed up so I have to cut them first.

[superflysteiny]

Here is the frame table completed with the frame on the table. Table may be a foot to high. I will worry about it later. I want to get to work on the truck.

[Ipaintgrt]

So are you using the frame that is shown in earlier posts? With the Scotts suspension? or are you going to use the one in the photo on top of the frame jig? Are they the same one? It looks like a different one. If your not using the one with the Scotts Suspension, what are you planning on doing?

Your projects are really cool. I enjoy watching your builds. Keep up the good work and good luck with the baby!

When my wife and I had our kids the first one was natural, I dont like that too much. Not much you can do while they are in horrible pain, and the second she had an Epidural, that my friend is the only way to fly! Not hardly any pain. Good luck and congratulations! This is a great time in your life. Enjoy.

[superflysteiny]

Originally Posted by Ipaintgrt

So are you using the frame that is shown in earlier posts? With the Scotts suspension? or are you going to use the one in the photo on top of the frame jig? Are they the same one? It looks like a different one. If your not using the one with the Scotts Suspension, what are you planning on doing?

Your projects are really cool. I enjoy watching your builds. Keep up the good work and good luck with the baby!

When my wife and I had our kids the first one was natural, I dont like that too much. Not much you can do while they are in horrible pain, and the second she had an Epidural, that my friend is the only way to fly! Not hardly any pain. Good luck and congratulations! This is a great time in your life. Enjoy.

I will be using all the suspension from the other frame under the burb frame. The frame on the table is from the 65 suburban. Just need to clean it up and start working. Thanks for the kind words for my wife. We are pumped. Our family will be growing in the next month or so.
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[PBFAB.COM]

Originally Posted by superflysteiny

Here is the frame table completed with the frame on the table. Table may be a foot to high. I will worry about it later. I want to get to work on the truck.

Just wear your Platform Go-Go Boots when you're working on the truck... that will solve the height problem.

[superflysteiny]

Thats what I was thinking. It should br a foot shorter. At least my back will not be sore from bending over.

[Dinos63]

Originally Posted by porterbuilt

Just wear your Platform Go-Go Boots when you're working on the truck... that will solve the height problem.

[Dinos63]

looks killer can you photo shop it a little shorter like a blazer and see what that looks like??

[superflysteiny]

Originally Posted by Dinos63

looks killer can you photo shop it a little shorter like a blazer and see what that looks like??

Kevin said he would shorten it to a blazer so you could see it. I think I am going to leave lt long and low.

[superflysteiny]

I got one of the notches in last night and most of the cross members out. I said it before taking out the cross members sucks.

[stickelspeed]

Originally Posted by superflysteiny

Kevin said he would shorten it to a blazer so you could see it. I think I am going to leave lt long and low.

Hey Eric..

There are a few different ways to shorten this so I drew up some of the options. I left the original image behind each one to give you a general sense of how much I was chopping.



If you are going to cut it.. I think it looks best if you cut a section in front of and behind the rear wheel although maybe I shortened it to much..



Let me know.. I can do it different..

[superflysteiny]

Originally Posted by superflysteiny

yep they screwed up so I have to cut them first.

I need to set this straight. Just got a call from Justin at Scotts. He set up the notch so when I cut the frame the notch will be flush mounted on the front back and sides of the frame. It is not the standard slip the notch over the frame. He built it this way based on a conversation we had because he new I was boxing the frame. So just wanted to let you guys no it was a misunderstanding between he and I.