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    65 Ranchero Frame Project.

     



    Well Finally welded the front part of the frame together yesterday.
    Just basically boxed it, Got a 3in. drop under the cab from the front end.
    The back end comes up 10in. from the center cab section.
    I have not attached the back yet,this way I can move it a little more easy.
    I moved every thing outside in pieces yesterday, and worked on it all day.
    See I don't weld in my wooden shop as not to burn it down.
    Well at the end of the day I got a supprise, I thought I was gonna move it back in to the shop by my self, WRONG!!!!
    That 10 gage 2X3 is a little heavier then I thought it was.
    Had to go get a buddy to help me move it back into the shop, and that was all I could handle. Next time I move it, I'm gonne setup the mock engine and trany, to get the mounts lined up where they need to be.
    And I think I'll get three extra guys next time to move it.

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    Here's a photo of whats going between the frame rails!!!

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    "And I think I'll get three extra guys next time to move it."

    How about putting some wheels on your cart?
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    The Ford 9in ain't done yet, gotta be narrowed.
    And still have the front end parts to buy yet
    But wheels would be nice, HE! HE!

    Kurt
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    If you have a little larceny in your heart, shopping carts have some decent wheels for this sort of thing.
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    Round here if you get the shoping cart off the property.
    The wheels lock up, some other thief's ruined it for me.
    Dang it!!!!

    Kurt

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