Bobbing in Tn.?

[treessw]

Ok guys be gentle here, trying to put my feelers (sp?) out there. Due to my recent injury (Broken foot/leg) and to many projects to list, bobbing one of my deuces was in the top five because drywalling and painting will just have to wait!!!! So is there anyone in the middle tn or nearby area that has good firm knowledge in this field who I might be able to turn to for something like this? I was wanting to take this on myself but am feeling like this is less of a reachable goal especially with being on crutch's and in a cast. Any thoughts in the matter are very much appriciated!!!!! Thanks guys

 

[m16ty]

I can more than likely help you out. Just sold a set of front springs that would be good for this. I may still have a lead on some M105 springs.

I've got a complete welding shop and have helped bob a couple of trucks.

It's not too bad if you go with a M105 bed and don't lift the truck. Lifts and shortening the stock bed can get a lot more involved.

 

[treessw]

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[Recovry4x4]

If you want to do one quick and economical, the sacrificial 105 is the best way to go.

 

[treessw]

If you want to do one quick and economical, the sacrificial 105 is the best way to go.

Yeah thats what I originally had got parts to do but may have had a change of heart right after I started and boy did time fly by!!!! opps

Now I may just be overthinking the whole thing LOL