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#722628 02/20/2011 4:24 AM
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Ok...let me word this differently. The frame from my 51' GMC 100 longbed has completed work as follows.... Mustang II front end suspension, rack and pinion steering, new 3:23 limited slip rear end gears, new leaf springs, 4 wheel disc brackes and frame is rust prepped and chassis painted. where would you go from here with the framework? Asking for suggestions. thank you for your imput


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Not understanding the question?

If you are asking whats next, go with brake lines, fuel lines, any wiring that you can do. Install engine and trans and set up a cooling system so you can get engine running while its easy to get to. Once you have engine running, install the cab and start working out the steering column and how you are going to hook up to the rack and pinion.

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Don't know what your intentions are with your truck but if
you contemplate lowering in in the future,This is the perfect time to notch the frame, even if you don't need it for a few years.

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Joe,

Yes, that's what I wanted to know. Pretty much had it that way. thanks


How do you notch the frame?


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Well, it isn't really hard. find some pics and either order a bolt in or weld in notch. I fabbed my own after looking at others. P.m. me if I can help in any way.

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Short of coming to California. :>)

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Ha! you're welcome anytime!!!!


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sent u a pm and got the word Hi back??

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never got back, someone tell him I'm not a lurker.


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