rotten old yota frame
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more pics coming computer crapped out ive built it all off measurements of the existing frame even though it rusted out its still a pretty good base mark as for weight ive no real concerns about that just have to add more ponies and shed weight elsewhere thanks for the support and compliments ill post where im at later in the week
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Like where this is going. A man could start a nice side business, or even full time business making frames for these trucks.
Hell...I'd pay couple grand for a brand new frame for my trekker.
You are a toyota pioneer my freind.
Hell...I'd pay couple grand for a brand new frame for my trekker.
You are a toyota pioneer my freind.
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due to my choice to go straight at the front some mods had to be done to make the steering box work
had to plasma out an arch to clear the pitman arm so I bent a plate to fit the arch inside and welded a "sharkfin" gusset to keep strength up
had to plasma out an arch to clear the pitman arm so I bent a plate to fit the arch inside and welded a "sharkfin" gusset to keep strength up
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ive got the cab and box mounts done also but for got pics so heres the first cab test fit till next time ill show cab and box mounts
cabs very rusted need new one or many hours of body work
cabs very rusted need new one or many hours of body work
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This is insane bud. I built a frame from the cab back when I was in high school. I used tubing for it too. Mine was a 2wd and just for getting me to and from school. It's awesome seeing someone do something like this. I do know one thing. I would pay you for a set of blueprints and a material list of you would be interested in it. I'm sure there's others out here that would love to have the same ya know. I'm subbed so keep up the work and show off the pics
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thanks for the comments guys theyre greatly appreciated im about 150 hours in and still only bout halfway there as for drawings ive been keeping track of everything in my own special way so when im done I can lead you folks in the right direction but with something like this one guys preference may be anothers disaster so everything should be treated as a guideline