1009 roll over... is it done??

[mark69k20]

Anyone ever cut the front window & " Frame " out of one vehicle and weld into a wreck job like this?

I haven't seen it in person yet but it looks like we may have a parts vehicle...

 

[stampy]

Dang sad thats a real good looking truck.

 

[91W350]

Looks like it was a nice one..... It is fixable, but it would be cheaper and easier to move the parts to a new tub.

 

[gunboy1656]

I would just go find a new tub and put the good parts on it. Looks like you don't need many parts to make it "new" again.

 

[mark69k20]

This is the other pic I meant to upload...

Yes this is a tragedy. This vehicle left my garage after rockers, door bottoms, gate repair, paint and more.... my buddy got back from a deployment drove his "new" truck about 4 times and a family member did this for him... talk about a heart breaker!

 

[Lifer]

Snow bit him in the butt, didn't it? As has been said, it is fixable. Any competent body shop should be able to do it. Also as has been said, it would be cheaper to transfer everything to a new tub but that "just wouldn't be the same," would it? Dang shame that had to happen.

 

[HAWKMAN]

Definately would never be the same, and cost would not make this an option. If you need a good 1009 shell let me know. I'm not too far from DE and this would still be cheaper than a bodyshop.(with the tub off it would give you chance to cherry the rig out!)

 

[kenny]

If it runs good and you like the truck Fix it.

If it was mine I would fix it. I would cut the top off, Reweld the new used top on and replace the driver door and put a windsheld in it.

 

[CARNAC]

I'm offering up my wreck from last year to scrap it and get his going. I need to get the good parts off it and torch it before I overstay my welcome where it's parked. Already talking to Mark to do a pulled parts for the rest of the truck. Hopefully we can get his on the road again.

And before anyone asks for parts, the truck is a full day's drive away so I can't pull something and ship it.

 

[CUCV85]

Good luck, got to be easier on the back than removing and reinstalling a fuel injection pump!​

I'm offering up my wreck from last year to scrap it and get his going. I need to get the good parts off it and torch it before I overstay my welcome where it's parked. Already talking to Mark to do a pulled parts for the rest of the truck. Hopefully we can get his on the road again.

And before anyone asks for parts, the truck is a full day's drive away so I can't pull something and ship it.

This is the other pic I meant to upload...

Yes this is a tragedy. This vehicle left my garage after rockers, door bottoms, gate repair, paint and more.... my buddy got back from a deployment drove his "new" truck about 4 times and a family member did this for him... talk about a heart breaker!

 

[justinwregier]

I would go back to 1975

 

[Sgt Hulka]

It's not economically, or dare I say, emotionally feasible to make it right. They're plentiful enough. Keep the good stuff for a new body...

 

[jag7720]

There is a body for sale in the Kansas City Craig's list. Been there for a while.