Thread: A couple of good days

yeah I'm taking the a/c off my truck also...I'm taking all the good from my truck and adding it this new truck...I'm very happy with it to say the least...it'll be some work, but nothing me and some friends can finish up...and thanks for the congrats...I'll make sure to post whether the babies a boy or girl when we find out Tuesday...

Quote: Originally Posted by dan76 http://www.pharmacy.arizona.edu/staf...ubleFlare.html Here's a link on the difference between a single/double flare. It also provides a good explanation on how to make one. You'll need a quality flare tool to do this. Be sure to flush the line and check for rust prior to putting effort into the repair since they've been open for awhile. If you flush rust particles from the line, consider...

Quote: Originally Posted by tymbom It looks like a good family project truck. The only negative I see is the lack of reinforcement on the frame where he made the cut. It would be nice to see some nice fish-mouthed gusset plates or at least some boxing. Nice score. can you elaborate on this "fish-mouthed gusset"? thanks

tick tock tick tock...

I added a chunk of steel to brace mine up, but I'm now looking for a good short bed frame to start over

http://www.pharmacy.arizona.edu/staf...ubleFlare.html Here's a link on the difference between a single/double flare. It also provides a good explanation on how to make one. You'll need a quality flare tool to do this. Be sure to flush the line and check for rust prior to putting effort into the repair since they've been open for awhile. If you flush rust particles from the line, consider replacing the lines. Steel line/fittings...

Cant wait to see pics. Crew cabs rock. Congrats on the second kid, they rock too.

Cool deal. Congrats on both accounts.

That sounds like a heck of a deal. Now you comfortably have room for two adults and four kids...

Well congrats on the kido and congrats on the ccsb