Lookin Good!

you are a mad man, all this and no lift...big props

Lookin' good with the re-build, Corey.

Just about there!

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you sure as hell know what you are doing! I'd be lost the second i start unscrewing something

Here she is!

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Reconstruction at its finest. How many days start to finish?

10 days for us! We got one to go with codes, ac, alignment and airbag.

They gave us 30 days to repair. When we get a hit, we swing for the finish line!

Thanks 2ndamendmant! We appreciate the kind words!

Man that thing looks great

Where do you find a new frame? I am surprised the insurance company didn't total it. Good work, it looks brand new.

Nice looking shop also. Is that a living quarters built inside the shop? Is that a paint booth(silver structure) in the corner? That red creeper looks like it has been used a time or two.
Also, did not notice any empty beer cans laying around. :spineyes:

It should have been a total but, Allstate...well, I'll stop there!

Frames are easy to get really. No empty beer cans but there was a full one in my hand! Lol!! The creeper has been a lot more than a creeper in it's day and one, the the office is what you could see and yeah, that's my new booth.

Thanks again guys! We put all of our pride into our work!

Damn good job Corey!

Nice job for an Okie.

Looks great!!!!!!

We just fixed one that hit a horse. The front end had to be pressure washed 4 times during the tear down.

good lookin work corey

Those types are nasty! Had a lot of deer hits when I lived in Oklahoma!

looks awesome !!!! don't know how you do it!!

Thanks! I don't know how we do it either!:eek::confused: :*****:

I watched the 3 Stooges once and they had a bunch of bolts left over after working on their car so, they put them all in the gas tank. They figured that from there, they'd find their way back to where they belong.

That theory has been working great for me!:*****::shaking: