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I am having trouble with what i should do next. Should i put on a chevy front disc brake conversion. Or should I add hydroboost and add the disc later. Im kinda stuck in the middle. CJ

I live near midway airport and i have seen 2. one and old guy was driving it and it looked like it just came off the farm and the other was a green ranger which was all original. thats the only one's i have seen.

Very nice i wish i had my body back down on the frame. what color are you going to paint it.

I've been going the last 3 years and its a good swap meet and i have picked up alot of parts. Only a 2 1/2 hour trip from south side of chicago. Can't wait to go this year.

Thanks thats a big help currently packing a tool box so i have everything i need.

Im taking a trip down to new orleans this next week to help out and i was hoping to hit a few junkyards because in need a 2 groove water pump and crank pullies. i also am going to upgrade the power steering pump and put on hydroboost. what year cars would be good to pull these parts off of.

If you look at my pics you can see where i braced it.

I used the forklift from my work but i lifted one side off the frame by hand just to see how heavy it was. i think 4 guys could get it off the frame. The only thing im doing to the frame is replace the lines and i replaced the seals in the axles and put on a 2.5" lift before it was sandblasted...

This is what i did. i took off the body and a local shop sandblasted it, epoxy primed it and paited it black for $450. im planning on sandblasting the bottom of the tub and spray the bedliner stuff on it. then i am going to set it back down on the frame and paint...

When you put your rocker in place do your old weather stripping holes line up. that might help finding which way it is off. if that makes any sence.

when i put my door post on i mounted it with sheet metal screws then put the rocker on. it was easier than trying to get the rocker to fit tight. amazingly it worked for me. i think i took the door, the door post, and rocker off a dozen time to get it to fit correctly.

it took me a while to get my rocker to fit. i used sheet metal screws in the old weatherstriping holes and it pulled it in. as for where it hits the stricker or door post i just used some body tools and got it to come close. if i do remember correctly i think i heated it up alittle. your peice...

could you let me know the color code of the paint. very nice!!!

I went a little ways with mine. no problems stayed right behind me. one of my friends was throwing away a tow bar for an explorer. i made a couple brackets and i was on my way.