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Were you going to post the measurements of the pieces and the angles? It would be much easier to make them. I can guess but the actual measurements would be easier.

Thanks,
Mike

John, that is exactly what I was looking for. Looks like the last one is the one that makes the most sense. ...

Anyone have any tips on notching the frame for clearance of the rear axle? I am looking into 'C' notching the frame and want it strong. Probably gong to triangulated 4-link since the rear is...

Welcome on over here Kelly. Glad that you found this site too.

Mike

Bummer... axle is bent. This is the one that I picked up at a pick-n-pull. I was trying to have it rebuilt so I didn't have to have the truck and the car down at the same time. The one on the...

Thanks, I'll see what I can find for a kit.

I did get the spindles off tonight. The lock bolt for the king pin on the driver's side was a bear to get out. The pass side slipped out nicely, then...

I am rebuilding the front axle for my '55 gasser. I got it cleaned up and the spindles have a bit of play in them so I figure that I may as well rebuild them. I found an article online from Classic...

Hey Matt, welcome over here. Looks like your truck is as nice as your cars. You need to do another build because they are so fun to follow. You are the LS tech guy here for sure.

Hey Bam, welcome. I've been watching your build over there too. I am stealing some of your ideas for my truck. Great build thread...

I forgot about my S-10 LS Quad -Cab! How could I? :confused: Sold it to get the Duramax.

I got to thinking today that it's time to get going on my '59 (GMC). Then I remembered that I need to fix the alternator on my '77 4x4 (GMC) - I have a '78 4x4 (CHEV) that I can pull it from and I...

Hey all, wanted to join here so I'd have a place that my '59 GMC 100 would have a home. I know it's more similar to the '55-'57 trucks but tri-five is tri-five... :D

I am going to get on it soon....