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Cumminpwr11 · 05-25-2011, 02:21 AM

I will see what I can dig up for photo's on it.

I must say that is one hell of a cnc mill you have there. I am jealous beyond belief. I am saving for a 50 ton Edwards ironworker, and a tube shark.

My burb isn't a normal cummins swap (although which ones are right?) I dropped mine on a shortened dodge W350 frame. Newer frame with 1 ton axles and a NP205. Lovin it.

If you are interested let me know. I have her in the field right now in parumph. No time to keep going on it right now and my HOA hates seeing it in my driveway. So she is on field storage right now.

Chris

05-25-2011, 02:21 AM	#18
Cumminpwr11 Southern Nevada Coal Roller Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Las Vegas NV Posts: 190	Re: Birth of a Cummins Suburban I will see what I can dig up for photo's on it. I must say that is one hell of a cnc mill you have there. I am jealous beyond belief. I am saving for a 50 ton Edwards ironworker, and a tube shark. My burb isn't a normal cummins swap (although which ones are right?) I dropped mine on a shortened dodge W350 frame. Newer frame with 1 ton axles and a NP205. Lovin it. If you are interested let me know. I have her in the field right now in parumph. No time to keep going on it right now and my HOA hates seeing it in my driveway. So she is on field storage right now. Chris __________________ Chris 72 Suburban, 1 ton dodge chassis 4wd cummins, DTT 47rh 89%, PDR VE 3200 spring, PODS, Piers Turbo. 36 Chevy P/U rat rod project. 4bta cummins