Check out this build thread!!
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From: stinkin lincoln, maine
Check out this build thread!!
My 9.25 rear post made me think of this, but it's a long (just look at the pics and read from the guy building) ramcharger build, and I think any of you guys that like custom trucks and fabricating anything will enjoy it.....
and it is long.......
http://ramchargercentral.com/index.p...c,49434.0.html
and it is long.......
http://ramchargercentral.com/index.p...c,49434.0.html
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Took me an hour to read the whole thing.
I was concerned about the steering and some other issues when I looked at the pics.
I was also puzzled about some of the fab work. I immediately noticed that there had to be more than one person performing the work. I could see that one person could weld, and one,,,,,,,well that person could make metal stick together.
Still nice to see a build with basic hand tools. I did notice that nothing real fancy was being used.
Long read, but still a cool build.
I was concerned about the steering and some other issues when I looked at the pics.
I was also puzzled about some of the fab work. I immediately noticed that there had to be more than one person performing the work. I could see that one person could weld, and one,,,,,,,well that person could make metal stick together.
Still nice to see a build with basic hand tools. I did notice that nothing real fancy was being used.
Long read, but still a cool build.
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I have been semi-following it since I own a *cough* dodge and am always looking for ideas. If you read it all, he has redone stuff once and sometimes twice. It is a cool build for ideas, but seems like he is never done. I like to mostly finish stuff and then just go use it.
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