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Crash_OK · 12-06-2011, 06:18 PM

Sunday, I decided to clean up a little in the shop and get the frame ready for sand blasting.

Put the soon to be sold 350 on a engine cradle and moved it out of the way.

Also, moved the TH350 out of the way.

12 Bolt ready for paint.

Dana 44 on the table ready to start the buildup. (next Saturday)

Got the frame mounted up to the engine stands

Cross member had been pulled loose on the passenger side at one time and weld in the wrong place, 4 inches forward. Cut the welds loose and pulled it back in place and re-welded.

Also cut of some jacked up front bumper plates. It took some time, but everything looks better now.

I only get to work on the truck on the weekends. This weekend I hope to get the Dana 44 rebuilt and ready to remount to the frame.

12-06-2011, 06:18 PM	#24
Crash_OK Registered User Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Edmond, OK. Posts: 1,362	Re: Crash's 72 K10 Sunday, I decided to clean up a little in the shop and get the frame ready for sand blasting. Put the soon to be sold 350 on a engine cradle and moved it out of the way. Also, moved the TH350 out of the way. 12 Bolt ready for paint. Dana 44 on the table ready to start the buildup. (next Saturday) Got the frame mounted up to the engine stands Cross member had been pulled loose on the passenger side at one time and weld in the wrong place, 4 inches forward. Cut the welds loose and pulled it back in place and re-welded. Also cut of some jacked up front bumper plates. It took some time, but everything looks better now. I only get to work on the truck on the weekends. This weekend I hope to get the Dana 44 rebuilt and ready to remount to the frame.