Hey guys I am not trying to tell anyone how to go about their project. I am merely trying to give suggestions. I have put together vehicles that became huge cost overruns trying to save money. I have also watched others go the same rout. It is a lot of fun to create a hotrod from wrecking yard finds and some times works out well. But the reality of it is most of the time it winds up costing more in the long run, usually way more than we may have originally thought. Some where, in all of this, one of you maid mention that this may be the good way for the high dollar rod builders to go but not for us little foke. Well I agree the high dollar builder are using this stuff because they are in the business, and a quality product at their lowest coast is the bottom line. The good builders are in business because of wise decisions not from throwing money to the wind. Ok Art is a friend and I am plugging his product. I have never bought a complete frame from him although he has back halved a couple of cars for me. I have nothing to gain by plugging his stuff I just believe that there is none better any where at any price. Any way that you may decide to go a good plane is essential. So good luck happy building and remember all that really counts is that you enjoy what you do.


The difference between men and boys is the price of their toys.
Grant from Roy, Washington
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