Local frame sand blasting vendor
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Baseshakers
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Frank
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Re: Local frame sand blasting vendor
Looks good Ryan . Wonder if he can do TJ frames 
You literally pulled the axle and rollers / bunks off in his yard . Left everything there and then put it together for the ride home ????? It will last a whole long time now . FjR68
You literally pulled the axle and rollers / bunks off in his yard . Left everything there and then put it together for the ride home ????? It will last a whole long time now . FjR68-
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Re: Local frame sand blasting vendor
I stripped it down as far as I could at home, the dragged the trailer down. Took off the leaf springs, axle, tires, hitch and lights and left him the frame. Took those parts home and rust treated them (and regreased the bearings) then returned and reassembled back in his yard. Way easier than finding a way to transport the frame!
"god had his sh!t together when he made boobies" -franky
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Re: Local frame sand blasting vendor
Sweet! Looks good!
One day I hope to have room to strip down a Unimog or two, I may bring them some bits to clean up at some point.
-mike
One day I hope to have room to strip down a Unimog or two, I may bring them some bits to clean up at some point.
-mike