how to add 100 lbs. to the rear of a '52
there's about 2 pounds of Mig wire alone. i cut the center section out of an old hitch i had, and pretty much made the hinge brackets from scratch.
finished my trailer hitch and dump bed hinges (using 1" bolts) now i just need a warm day to paint.....winter just started and i'm ready for spring already. http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/attac...1&d=1230427069 http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/attac...1&d=1230427069 |
Looks really good and I wish I could help with the weather,we just had 6 inches of the white flffy stuff,glad I have a heated shop. Keep up the good work.
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That's nice work 52'f3
After riving my F1 on wet roads this week, think you will be happy to have that 100 lbs on the back when you aren't carrying any loads! I'm finding Bonus Built Trucks to be very "mis understood." They look huge, but mine is actuallu shorter and narrower than my 2002 Ranger. It's also not as heavy in the rear end and when I hit the brakes on it onthe wet road, those supposedly "weak" brakes locked up fine and m litle light F1 slid on it's new wide radials! Anyway, your work looks great....any more thought to the back light arrangement (I remember your previous post)? Happy New Year, Julie!!!! |
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