1965 Fargo 100

[DozerII]

Thanks guys

 

[Torchie]

You're gonna love that suspension

I enjoy reading threads like these to learn some thing new (At least for me) as I have never bagged a suspension or done any of the kinds of mods you are doing.
I have notched a frame or two but always in conjunction with stock but lowered springs and rear ends.
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Torchie

 

[kenny c]

I enjoy reading threads like these to learn some thing new (At least for me) as I have never bagged a suspension or done any of the kinds of mods you are doing.
I have notched a frame or two but always in conjunction with stock but lowered springs and rear ends.
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Torchie

X2. I love the sharing of information on this site.

 

[DozerII]

I enjoy reading threads like these to learn some thing new (At least for me) as I have never bagged a suspension or done any of the kinds of mods you are doing.
I have notched a frame or two but always in conjunction with stock but lowered springs and rear ends.
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Torchie

X2. I love the sharing of information on this site.

I hear ya on that, without this site I would have a whole lot of unanswered questions, and not enough knowledge to attempt these builds.

 

[DozerII]

A little more progress, the C Notches are complete with the cut outs done. Diff travels through full range with out any binds and popped tack welds. So I removed the Diff and have been working on the finish welding.
Here's a couple pics and a video.

https://youtu.be/aLC9bTMW4xg

 

[skull]

like

looks really good[cl

what rearend is that

Later

 

[DozerII]

looks really good[cl

what rearend is that

Later

Good question it's what was on the 90 Chevy pickup

 

[Old Iron]

Good video [cl
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[wendle]

What welding process are you planning to use for burning in the tabs to the cast iron housing?

 

[DozerII]

Good video [cl
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Thanks OI

What welding process are you planning to use for burning in the tabs to the cast iron housing?

I followed Dr C's instructions, cleaned the housing up real good, pre-heated
and welded them on. Turned out really good.

 

[DozerII]

I love it when I get motivated it just doesn't happen as often as it used to.
Got the Air bags mounted, and the new cross member in. Still have to final weld the air bag mounts and add come bracing to the cross member, but it goes up and down.

And a video of it working

https://youtu.be/1bY79N0ahv8

 

[Dr Crankenstein]

The MOTHER of all driveshaft loops! [cl

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[DozerII]

The MOTHER of all driveshaft loops! [cl

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Yup structual cross member

 

[forbigpicture]

Nice set up Dozer.... [P[P[P

 

[DozerII]

Thanks FBP

 

[Old Iron]

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[Torchie]

The MOTHER of all driveshaft loops! [cl

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Nice set up Dozer.... [P[P[P

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All of the above.......
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Torchie

 

[myboat@i]

Cool nice work ur gonna have to come move in for a month and do the four link on my samurai lol, awesome work Bro.

 

[DozerII]

Cool nice work ur gonna have to come move in for a month and do the four link on my samurai lol, awesome work Bro.

Thanks Bro, wish I could come up for a month and work the project.[[

 

[DozerII]

So back a while when I was about to try fitting the cab on the Chevy chassis. I made the mistake of cutting a big hole in the firewall to make room for the distributor. Then after getting everything set in place, it was deceided moving the motor ahead, down, and to the left had to be done. Doing that meant there was no need to trim the firewall, so that is what I have been repairing for the last two days.

Morale of the story is measure, measure and measure again before you cut. [S[S [[