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Stretching my wheel base a bit and I am using a 2011 F350 Sterling rear axle so a but more beef. Relocated the cross member on the frame and this is how the tank turned out.
I think nvrstuk’s perspective was best in that it is the roof. I also overthought my roof and spent inordinate hours prepping and making it perfect. Since it was on the ground I could see it all the time. Once installed, it’s really nothing anyone will ever see or critique. You did a nice...
In Colorado vehicles coming in from out of state require VIN verification on the FRAME. If frame VIN not legible requires a reconstructed or replica tag as well and is subject to current Emissions standard. That was the only reason I did not use s TDK frame as the starting point for my build...
That was a funny deal. He built the Humvee thinking it would be staged in a more real world sort of situation with more random impact. Then they set up to basically drill the same spot over and over. I would have been curious how the wheels and other armored areas would have held up. I kind...
No pitfalls other than the sending unit will have to be relocated but not a big deal. We patched in the front panels and all should be good to go. I will get more pics. I only get to head down to the shop every few weeks to work on it. Typical Bronco build I thought I would have on the road...
I need to give my guy Jordan Townsend some major props here. We are going with 40” tires on 1-ton axles and keeping the height of the rig very low for center of gravity. It is only a little taller than stock. He widened the front frame rails and raised them up for axle clearance. He also...