tubbed frame using frame from another truck? pics please.

[customcrewcab]

you don't need another frame to tub your truck. the frame is only around 33 inches wide and that should give about 18 inches if you move the springs to the inside of the frame or use 4 link or ladder bar set up.


http://www.fordification.com/galleries/ ... ?album=126

[GT-Racer]

do a search. I read a post from a guy who explained it all very well and I think had picks but I cant find it now. I think it was in project updates, or photo gallery, not sure

[GT-Racer]

found it!
http://www.fordification.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2847

pics it his gallery

[customcrewcab]

you really don't need cut the frame. i guess it want super huge tires but if you 15 inches of tires looks huge under your truck.
the only cutting and welding that needs to be done is maybe c nothcing and boxing it in.
http://www.fordification.com/galleries/ ... ?album=126







if theres a new way, i'll be the first in line. it better work this time

[wolfpack]

thanks everyone i'll do some more research on the articles and information you gave me and see what i can manage to do with it....Terry

[Pro-Street/StateTk]

wolf pack I have ( Pro-Streeted ) a 77 ford short wide bed, and a 65 by
moving the leafs inboard, I think that it is one of the safest ways you can
put fat Wide tires on our trucks, if you need any help Pro-Streeting your
ride, Please ask and if you do need pics I do have a set of frame pieces
aready cut off a donor truck and ready to make another steam rolling
big fat tired 73-79 Ford pickup, I have not done a 67-72 Yet but I bet its
close to the same frame as my 65 Ford short step side . If you could post
or e-mail me some pics of a bare 67-72 Frame. I would like to help so
there might be less of our trucks CUT IN HALF ,back halved! Doing it this
way you don't have to cut your truck frame or even move the spring
hangers from the factory place they are now.


P.S thanks GT racer for posting the link!

[GT-Racer]

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