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lets try this again. boatside pics both sides mounted. all tubing cut and notched with my trusty 4" angle grinder.

sorry didn't mean to sound like a dick. Was the guys name branan mickelson

hmmmm. So you know one of the guys at Rock Logic. Cause the guy I bought the truck from didn't build it, he payed for it to be built. difference.

Oh. well that is some great news. Thanks for raising my confidence in my truck. no im jk. Thanks for the info. I will see how it does for now though.

well i got some of the boat sides done today. I have little time before I go to work. first pic is the boatside, last tube still needs notched and tacked on. the second pic is where the boatside will be welded to the frame, oh and my messy ass garage.

no his name was brannan. he was cool guy.

Thanks for the comments everyone. The reason I am doing this myself is I feel if I can't build and or fix what I break myself then this sport is just way too damn expensive. No way I could afford to have it built in a shop or have it fixed in a shop. What's the fun in that anyway.

It only has the 5.2, I wasn't lucky enough to get the r/t version.

This is going to be my tow rig. I bought it because it has had a solid axle conversion from an 89 3/4ton dodge ram i believe. I want my tow rig to be good enough to be able to take almost anywhere my jeep will be going just in case it is the only vehicle available to pull me out of places I...

my welder is just a craftsman fcaw 110 volt, 20%dc , 80 amp piece of ****. I plan on renting a miller generator when it's time for alot of welding and try to get as much as i can done in one day. I will grind off all the rust and scale from the metal before welding. I just have it mocked up for...

Well the only thing i really need right now is a front diff. i pretty much have everything else i need for the build besides all the steel.

I do not plan on swapping motors, maybe build the 258 a bit. And I do plan on running 38" tires. people have ran bigger than that on d44, and the 9" is built better and is stronger than the 44. After things start breaking on the rear 9" I plan to upgrade it all to 35or 40 spline.

Ok so this is my first build and it will be a slow one. I'm pretty new to fabrication and I don't have too many tools at home(4" angle grinder, shitty craftsman FCAW machine, and a bag full of welding tools). I am one determined little bastard though. But I did just get access at my work to use...

Hey, bucking bronco. I'm the guy you met today at metal super market. That buggy is bad ass. Can't wait to see it completed.