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Thanks for the info guys... Went up on the 19th (Saturday) had a blast on my first run since the build!!!:awesomework:

how is the road into it? planning a trip and got told there was 2 ft of snow on that road?

where do you park trailers at tonga ridge?

before pulling a couple leafs after, sits pretty much level now. It's a 2 degree slant up towards the front added a chevy bow tie to the front sucked the winch up to the grill and ramped it to see how it works, this was before i pulled a couple leafs

ok so I finally got the fenders done, on the passenger side I welded in a gas door because I set up my onboard air right behind it so when you need air you just open the door and there ya go. I made the front fenders bolt in so that way whenever I decide to do the motor or just simply need to...

Yeah I'll have to try that next time, too bad I'm pretty much done with the tube work for now... Wish I would have heard of that sooner

Notch with a chop saw... Didn't even cross my mind :mad: grinder did an ok job though...

Yup, my bender would have kinked the tube trying to bend it that tight. Maverick: I just have a harbor freight pipe bender

Hahaha... Yup

I'm going for function not looks, it's a wheeler not a show truck. I don't have the cash to drop on a nice bender right now and this cage and whatnot is temporary, eventually I want to get an s-10 quad cab and put it on this frame so I can take the family out and when I do that then I will fork...

so this is where I'm at now, i still need to do the sheet metal for the front fenders, paint, pull a couple leafs out, finish up some wiring stuff, move the winch back and butt it up against the grill, re-adjust the steering and finish doing some heat shields for between the headers and the...

started putting some stickers on grooved the new (to me) 44's re-setup the shackles on the front end now, set it up for more droop suspension. still sits a couple inches higher in the front so I'm gonna pull a couple leafs out and see where that gets me. my front springs have always been...

now for the front... what i wanted to do was have a bar go up and over at the very front of the frame, if i kept the stock core support and did that i would have no place to mount lights and nothing to set my hood on. So i got an old CJ grill painted it, bent a bar around it and now i have...

seeing how the new rear setup works sectioned off the toolbox

a couple pics of playing around... upgraded to a set of 44's finally put my f-350 master cylinder on