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Oh yeah - only way to take a helo ride :funny:

:jumpin::jumpin::jumpin::jumpin:I love a great life history story - awesome and thanks for sharing [thumbzup]

I think WM has a helo on call in case anyone cannot drive off the rim rofl

wide tires and low air = Sand running no tread narrow tires = snow running good lug tread not running - can be flat on the rims either way will not matter:roll:

low level drop - appears the chute failed to slow er down rofl 10 miles worth of rolling to a stop - least the hard top survived the ordeal[thumbzup]

http://www.czarnik.net/joe/My_Stuff/Surplus%20Parts%20For%20Sale/CARC%20Paint/CARC%20Paint%20Data.pdf data sheet on the Sherwin Williams - I believe some of the numbers updated per product.

Ditto ^^:ditto:

Welcome to the site - been kind of peeking at those 37's myself but was told I was a lard a** and too big for one. Still can dream.aua

you should see how bad a battery explosion is

I like wreckermans math better It is $9 per hundred lbs here I was ready to haul my metal pile to AL:cookoo:

Wreckerman - seems like a great place to take the virgin trip on the 109's. We have a terminal in B/ham and can work this out I believe. Will be looking forward to confirmation times to schedule the vacation time from work to close the shop and remove all the tools from the 109's. Besides -...

Phil - I enjoyed seeing your son out there helping - does not get better than that. :beer: cheers to the start of an eventually great project. Keep the pics rolling in and the status of your build.

You surely have a GIFT - very skilled and cannot wait to see pics of when you get a BIG ONE

when I read it - I took it he was scratching his head ?? http://www.roscommonequipmentcenter.com/projects/rec63e.pdf

Shadrach - nice looking rig and thanks for posting working pics

You did a great job on the ride and it looks awesome- big thumbs up member. Paint them as YOU want them - stand back - take a good look and it will come to you. please stop posting pics of that shop - makes me wanna get sick :jumpin:

Ditto - twice ^^

Going off the question asked in general: Think of the rear section of one truck however long you wish to fab in - cutting the rear section off your master cab - splicing in the extension along with the floor in . You would want to measure to where it will splice in so it flows into your add on...

Ditto Doghead. This is with having a good hard top foundation to work with - then re-fabbing the sections and working on an English Wheel for the corners. Have to figure personal labor - and I am not cheap. Paint - material costs have gone up temendously within the last year. Mileage to go...

welcome aboard - go ahead and just post pics - someone here will tell ya you have them in the wrong place or said the wrong thing - so where are the pics ?? nopics