ArrowheadFred,
Did you ever buy the No Limit chassis for your truck? If so, can you tell me about it? I opened up a new thread on chassis b/c I had not found this previous one that you were on. Here's a link to my question on this forum if you want to respond on there.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...3-56-f100.html
Thanks

 

You may not get an answer from ArrowheadFred (Dale) as he hasn't visited here since July.

 

Yep, I haven't heard from him, Doraville, TinMan, and Kevin in awhile. I hope all is well ith them and they've just been too busy to post. Last I heard Fred(Dale) was having issues getting on-line. They're probably better off and have found something more useful to do with their time.

 

I sure miss his posts and pictures. He needs to come back to us.

Something useful to do with your time??? What else is better than being on here.

 

I assembled a TCI chassis for a customer build and so far it's been ok.

All but the rear end were powder coated. Yes, instructions stink pretty much every kit I've used had mediocre instructions, (I sent a scalding email to Vintage air telling them they should be embarrassed by how bad theirs were ) but the chassis is not that complicated

As for opinions;
the fit was all good
The welds were nicely done and ground smooth
The surface of the rails could be a little smoother (some grind swirls show through the powdercoat so do smoothing if that bothers you
It's air ride w/ pre-bent SS lines which were done nicely Customer service was ok.
I only called a couple times for incorrect or missing parts and the shipped no charge

This frame was the first one they made with a flathead motor mount and C-4 crossmember so we shipped the belhousing to them and the shipped it back - no issues
Best part - NO rust to contend with.

I think customer service is more about comfort with the person there and good communication - my day job is sales so I can see both sides of the coin

Heres a link to the build for pics http://s919.photobucket.com/user/chu...ry/story_34041