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Chopped and sectioned!I thought it had a low profile compared to others I've seen.I myself have a coe,but it's not rod material,it's a '69 Dodge L-600 tilt-cab.Hope to make it a car hauler for my A-100 van
Ron



yes, it's chopped 3 1/2" and its sectioned 4"
it was going to be my radical toy but now its going to be my radical car hauler and the other COE is going to be the toy with the blown 440 thats why I call "IT" radical,radical COE. Ron...









this is another shot of radical,radical.
its sets much lower than the first one

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Ron, when you made he front fender inserts to make them smaller, what kind of a lip did you use, flat or rolled?

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Ron, when you made he front fender inserts to make them smaller, what kind of a lip did you use, flat or rolled?

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my neighbor was making a baja bug and he cut up the rear fenders on a VW bug so I took the rolled lip and welded them to the coe front fenders Ron...

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Ron, when you made he front fender inserts to make them smaller, what kind of a lip did you use, flat or rolled?

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my neighbor was making a baja bug and he cut up the rear fenders on a VW bug so I took the rolled lip and welded them to the coe front fenders Ron...

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Hey DusterKrazy, is that a front clip from a duster on the front of the frame?


I have a 41 not sure what drivetrain/running gear I am going to use

Adam

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Actually it's the frame from a 1977 dodge d100 pickup that we cut 2ft. out of This seems
to be not a bad route to go as the late 70's dodge trucks are still cheap if you look around for them. Engine mounts are easy as well, already in place and the brake parts are reasonable as well. Good luck with your project!

The cab seems a little wide at first but once we fab up the mounts and get it channeled it will look just right

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Its been awhile since we have had a thread showing our cars or projects. so heres where to post what ya got now


here is my squattie Truck and then my race truck project and my 42 COE(car hauler) then the radical,radical COE.
well thats enough from me

now show your cars and trucks.....

Squattie:



Racetruck:


42 COE(will be turned into a car hauler}:


Radical,Radical COE:

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Ron is squattie, or the Radical Radical runing the original frames, I have done research on my ' wd- 15(3/4 ton) its 5on 5 bolt pattern. though about boxing the frame, any thoughts

On the Gearz tv show/ trucks they took and box the frame, that is the look I am shooting for.

http://www.gearztv.com/?em2048=97441_-1_...3=&ek=97441

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Squattie is on a 1989 dodge D50(mitubishi) chassis, it fit great, the back body mounts allmost lined up had to drill the holes in about 1" and the body mounts went right in

and radical,radical is on a early 90 toyota chassis for now but that may change

it depend on what you are doing with your truck and how you want it to look when done.

I like using later chassis on most of my stuff but a boxed stock frame work good too Ron...