hey guys heres my project im working on named her lowbrow





rendering done by ben over at hermance design




















tailgate fell off never found it

















the tear down begins














front clip off





stashed in the parts truck





lets get this ol thing out of the way




















previous owner solid mounted the front mounts so had to plasma them off











houston we have liftoff














the original frame





the original frame





the original frame





front solid axle setup (for sale if anyone is interested)





rear 9 inch setup (for sale in anyone isinterested)





stating to break down the frame








not sure why i tool this picture





blowing out the rivets on the chassis



going to be posting on here regularly so stick around to see her come to life


Thanks for looking, Solomon

 

Sweet!! Looks pretty exciting. Looking forward to following along!

 

todays progress




busting out the rivets with the oxy acetylene





got her mostly stripped down

 

made some progress today got the frame up on the bench and starting modifying her










setting my ride height





had to cut out the bed to make some more room











drawing up some plans and getting dimensions








got the cut marks lined up for the Z'ing














got it separated

 

absolutely awesome. keep the pics coming

 

They say you need "time, talent & money" for a proper build...you look to have those covered. The rendering is top shelf also, kudos! By the way the shop looks massive, where you at?

 

Looks like they are in North Miami Beach, Florida.


Lunger Brothers, Inc. in North Miami Beach FL - Company Profile


695 NE 174TH STREET
NORTH MIAMI BEACH

 

Double post. If you want to know how to do that, I'm an expert... Lol

 

Hey guys heres what i did this week on her





left off with the rear frame cut





built a sliding rack to move the rear frame up





got my transition built made it from 3/16ths flat stock








got the tops built and welded in place





built and welded in the boxing for the transition





built the fab 9 from scratch came out pretty good i think <br/><br/>Built from 3/16ths flat stock & 3" x 250 wall tubing








made a body cart to get the body off of the rack

















got the frame stepped up the 14" in the rear next week going to focus on the front and rear suspension

 

WOW. I love watching the progress unfold. Cant want to see her.

 

Well, they were off to a bangin start, but looking @ OP's profile, it says:

Last Activity: 09-12-2014 04:00 PM


????

 

That's a shame.
Sad to see another unibody, Integral Cab, possibly be sidelined from a new life on the road.
I hope these folks are still making efforts to keep the project alive.