Toms Frame off, and sneak preview

[John Fleck <jlfleck@domain.elided>]

Tom so in your sig file it says you are doing a frame off. Is that like a
Body off resto? I mean if you yanked the frame then the tub would drop on
the ground. In would suggest doing a body off as it is easier to remove the
body by lifting it up and off.  heheheheheheeh

Laughing and wishing I had snow rather than rain.


PS. You all are in for a BIG surprise as soon as I get the new pictures of
my Scout 2 rear bumper/tire carrier scanned and posted. I built this one
for Brian Tully of California and its STOUT.

Here is a hint it has: 
roller bearing and torington bearing mounted swing away tire carrier
1" solid steel hinge pin
high lift anti slip slots 
angled ends 
provisions for air tank
clevis pin mounts
intergal reciever receptacle in the middle of the bumper(no ground
clearance loss)
provisions for high lift mount and gas/water tank

Pretty much the fully loaded caddy bumper. I will let ya know when the pics
are up.

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