When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
I don't understand how adding the frame work you did makes the frame any stiffer then boxing in the frame itself. Just seems like a lot of work instead of boxing in the frame.
I don't understand how adding the frame work you did makes the frame any stiffer then boxing in the frame itself. Just seems like a lot of work instead of boxing in the frame.
of course i will box it additionally ...read the thread a couple posts above
Frame reinforcement with K-Member and boxing is almost done now.
so i started locating the LMC Truck Gastank
i didn´t want to fill the Gastank at the Bedfloor and i did not want to cut holes in Fenders and Bed sides.
I will raise the bed floor and put the Fillerneck behind the befloor, underneath, hidden from the Tailgate.
Hi Ingo, what a job! That truck can withstand a fight against a Leopard tank . Looks very strong. Good to see, you’re making progress. Keep going and always let the pics coming...Hope to see you soon - after that COVID nightmare. Stay healthy mate!
Hey Rico,
thanks.
Yes i hope it will be strong enough, it has to handle Big Block Torque, so i wanted to build it strong, espacially since i found that crack in the Frame.
Have yoo checked your Chassis? I noticed that Frame cracks not so seldom.
Yes i too hope to see you and your Ranchero soon.
ingo,
Just amazing work you do! I do not understand the concept of no tools or junk laying on the floor? Very strange! Really enjoyed the thread. You take your projects to a level way beyond where my brain can go! The COE is really nice too! Thanks for taking us on this adventure!
Regards,
Chris
ingo,
Just amazing work you do! I do not understand the concept of now tools or junk laying on the floor? Very strange! Really enjoyed the thread. You take your projects to a level way beyond where my brain can go! The COE is really nice too! Thanks for taking us on this adventure!
Regards,
Chris
Haha :-) i´m stumbling over tools and junk the whole day, just removed it for the photos
Thanks for the comliments.
started working on the new Perimeter Bed i got form Midwest Early Ford.
Put tubs in for wider wheels.
raised the bedfloor with 1" X 1" tubing.
I built two frames, one i welded to the bed and the second one is for the tilt bedfloor for getting access to the gastank and the battery underneath.
Rezvani's Latest Post-Apocalytic Monster Is a Ford F-150 Raptor Underneath
Slideshow: Called the Fortress, the 850-horsepower pickup combines Raptor underpinnings with military-inspired features, survival equipment, and a starting price of $285,000.
. Looks very strong. Good to see, you’re making progress. Keep going and always let the pics coming...Hope to see you soon - after that COVID nightmare. Stay healthy mate!
Really enjoyed the thread. You take your projects to a level way beyond where my brain can go! The COE is really nice too! Thanks for taking us on this adventure!
