When working on pigs.
Good info to have
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Man, that was something. A pig would be right at home in his shop, but that level of craftsmanship would eat away at the $5,000 budget.
Thanks for posting.
Thanks for posting.
Awesome! Great info! Love that technique using the oxy-acetylene and rawhide mallet, and then the shrinking disc. Gonna need to start doing that type of work soon to get some panels straightened out.
Thanks for posting
Thanks for posting
i need more tools.
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Yeah that would be the kind of place to take a "good" pig body and let them make a perfect pig body.
I think if you brought them an average pig body you would need deep pockets, like Scrapdaddy deep pockets!
If any of you guys have Instagram, you should check out what this guy in Oz is doing. Literally taking every seam apart.
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Very cool!
I've been lurking in the 45 section watching this 45lv build in Australia. I don't think he's using Scrapdaddy's $5k budget.
Beautiful metal work going on with that build:
forum.ih8mud.com
I've been lurking in the 45 section watching this 45lv build in Australia. I don't think he's using Scrapdaddy's $5k budget.
Beautiful metal work going on with that build:
1966 FJ45V build thread...this may take a while..
This FJ45V wagon has been passed around few times now. She has lost a few parts along the way; but i am determined to get her back together. She was last seen on here as 'Undertow'. was sold on and then on again to me. and is on the LV list under 28838 Wards45V. The plan for it keeps changing...
forum.ih8mud.com
Very cool!
I've been lurking in the 45 section watching this 45lv build in Australia. I don't think he's using Scrapdaddy's $5k budget.
Beautiful metal work going on with that build:
1966 FJ45V build thread...this may take a while..
This FJ45V wagon has been passed around few times now. She has lost a few parts along the way; but i am determined to get her back together. She was last seen on here as 'Undertow'. was sold on and then on again to me. and is on the LV list under 28838 Wards45V. The plan for it keeps changing...
That is some incredible craftsmanship! Phenomenal reconstruction! Interesting to see that the fabricator uses the copper weld-through primer very exclusively. Sells me on its use on this kind of work. Don’t recall any product placement on that thread, designating what it is he prefers to use. Having deja vu for some reason
