Hi All!

I habe the carcass of my old regular cab long bed that something must be done with. I have not been able to find a buyer, but I keep putting off scrapping her. It is a clean and rust free frame, cab, and dented up box. So I am now entertaining the idea of carving her up for replacement metal; either to keep or sell. Is this a good idea?

If it is a workable idea, how would you all go about it? What pieces would you cut out to keep and what would you sell to the scrap yard?

I know how to carve a turkey, and all other fowl for that matter, but how do I carve up a Dodge cab, frame, and box?

I would hire the high school metals shop kids and they would go after it with a plasma cutter.

 

I would haul that old scrap to my house for ya if it wasn't on the opposite side of the continent.

 

I wish it wasn't so far away too.

 

Too bad your'e there and I'm here...

I've been wanting a frame to restore.

 

You picked the name of this thread because Halloween is right around the corner, right ????





I like it !

 

Don't carve up a good cab, someone will buy it whole... I personally need one badly, but distance would be the killer.

 

Get ads up on craigslist in WA and OR...someone will probably buy it.

I've been selling off parts from my donor 93 that I don't need, and have had many people asking about the rust free clubcab. But I already bartered it to a buddy of mine for some cummins parts, and a couple MVI inspections...

 

http://www.car-part.com/ for all you guy's in the rust belt try this place they will have rust free part's

 

want to sell the fuel tank off it? im probably going to need one first part of next week. my trucks about an hour north of you at a shop right now

 

I'm going to hack my rust-free cab for the benefit of my ramcharger,

Regular cabs are nothing special... especially the low-hump floor ones (like mine is)