I decided to take it off the frame

[Rick Harrison]

After kicking it around for about a week i decided to take it off i will post pictures as i go%)

 

[Chicago71Bronco]

And the check writing begins....

Congrats that's going to be nice when it's done

 

[NicksTrix]

let the snowball begin to roll...
best of luck in your build. hope it goes smoothly for you.
in the end you'lll be happy you did it that way

 

[JGbronc]

Awesome! I hope you are painting the body back the same color!

 

[BluebroncoNC]

I hear you... You look at all the work you're going to do on the body and you think... How can I put all that pretty work on top of that redish blackish frame?

 

[TTTGOWYO]

I am right there with you. It is the right way to do it if you are this close. Good luck!

 

[Crawdad]

Now begins the cleaning! Do you plan to sandblast and paint enamel on everything? Or does the snowball get bigger by taking every part off and replace? Nickstrix is the man with experience on that part. I hope to pick his brain when I start cleaning my 77 frame. Might kill two birds with one stone in this thread too! I do recommend finding both your VIN stamps. You don't want to grind them or sandblast them off. You want to make sure the new paint doesn't hide it once you are finished. Just my 0.02$ worth.

 

[broncobliss]

How could you not take it off the frame with a giant shop like that?

 

[BR549]

Good move. Will save a bunch of time and labor, plus the end results will be awesome.

 

[Rick Harrison]

Iam going to paint it the green thats on the new chevrolet camero i have the seats done in black with green inserts i will powder coat the frame in satin black the front bumper & rear & the door handles