'48 Ford Rat Rod

[brandunn]

Got the body sectioned today, the passenger door need a little more work but it turned out pretty well. The floor in the corner is pretty rotten and it's allowing the door jam to Twitter when you open and close the door. Hopefully tomorrow I'll get that patched up and chop the roof.

[brandunn]

Yeah interesting in the best way....now to the sectioning and chop, its gonna look wild

Thanks man, hopefully I'll have a good amount of that done with my next two days off.

nice fab skills. really like where this is going

keen for more!

Dis gon' be good

holy mother of god. in for more. baddassss

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Thanks everyone! Hopefully there will be an update in a couple days since I'm off work until wednesday.

StanceWorks really needs more build like this, a lot of us (including myself up until recently) don't realize the level of fabrication going on in different enthusiast "scenes". Most people think shaving your emblems and gas cap is a big deal, but there is some really insane stuff being created, modified and built.

Chop everything to pieces and make it all work, people will be amazed. Liking where this is headed.

Thanks man, I'm a big fan of your 2002 so I really appreciate the kind words. I completely agree that StanceWorks does need more of this. Not tooting my own horn by any means, there is a lot of really amazing fabricators and people who are far better than I am at everything automotive and fabrication related than I am on this forum and it would be inspirational to me and I'm sure a lot of others if there were more. There is a lot to be learned from some of these people.

Building a frame and errything, Where did you learn all that? This is going to be rad.

Like 5 years ago I decided I wanted a bike that I thought was cool so I bought a Yamaha XS650 a welder and a bunch of steel to try an learn to weld. Kind of the same with this, I decided I wanted to build a truck so I shot for the stars and I'm going to make it work.

Also Clifford at http://www.motorcityratrods.com has been a huge inspiration and help. If you like what I'm doing than please check him out, you will not be disappointed.

The bike ended up like this

[CubbyChowder]

StanceWorks really needs more build like this, a lot of us (including myself up until recently) don't realize the level of fabrication going on in different enthusiast "scenes". Most people think shaving your emblems and gas cap is a big deal, but there is some really insane stuff being created, modified and built.

Chop everything to pieces and make it all work, people will be amazed. Liking where this is headed.

[Teeson1111]

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[MrViicc]

holy mother of god. in for more. baddassss

[dbales]

Dis gon' be good

[axelillo_PR]

Building a frame and errything, Where did you learn all that? This is going to be rad.

[Lukey]

keen for more!

[bostongrnM3]

nice fab skills. really like where this is going

[A4crn]

Yeah interesting in the best way....now to the sectioning and chop, its gonna look wild

[brandunn]

Getting some lines ready for some chop. Say good bye to 4 inches out of the top and 8 inches out of the body

[brandunn]

This truck makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside like a PBR 40...
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Thanks man, there's been a few PBR's consumed in the process of getting it to where it's at.

oh yes ! this is going to be insane when finished

Thanks dude!

Interesting front end set up

Yea interesting indeed, hopefully interesting in a good way.

[A4crn]

Interesting front end set up

[GoBig,G]

This truck makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside like a PBR 40...
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[brandunn]

Got some work done to the truck. The front bags are now mounted and I now I'll be starting on the rest of the front suspension soon as well as chopping the cab. My buddy got me a sweet tank from work that I'm going to use as a fuel tank that I'm pretty stoked about and now that the snow is gone I can go pull the motor. Just need to make the three hour trip to go get it.