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Thanks for the kind words. It may be a day or two before I do another.

Sorry for the long delay. I was going through some pics that were not downloaded and remembered this thread. Oops. The last shot is the 2013 MMMT/Great Lakes MVPA Camp Grayling fall color tour.

Well..........................this project ended up on the back burner for a while. I guess it's time to get back at it. More to come in the near future.

Thank you all, I have been a little side tracked lately. I have just a few thing to touch up on the tub and it'll be on the frame. Soon..................more pics to come. Nate

Note to self..............test fit before paint..............overdrive[thumbzup].........adapter[thumbzup]..........PTO[thumbzup]..........floor clearance:oops:.....live and learn. The Ramsey looks better with some cable.

Just a few more pics and we're up to date........

Time for some more...........................

The rest of day 8......

More day 8.......................Can I say you can never have enough clamps.......

Thank you all for the kind words. I hope to pass along a few fabricating ideas. As they say "one picture is worth a thousand words". As time permits I will go back through my pics and show how some of the parts were made and the tools used. Nate

A few more day 7 driver side.............

As of day 7 the passenger side is almost all there, time to start the driver side.

Time for a few more, build day 7. Welding of passenger side floor.....

Ok the corner is ready for welding. Now on to the next area....have I mentioned how much I love my plasma cutter? I also have done a little prep on the toolbox lid before replacing the floor pan (epoxy primer)

Time for a few more pics......

The plan was to finish this in 30 days or less. Well you all know what they say about plans. Work, family, procrastination, and laziness left me with 3 weeks to have it running for our fall color tour. HAHAHAHA Stay tuned................. Oh and here are a few pics of day 4. the passenger side...

Here are a few more pics of day 3. I thought the fact the hat channels were still intact with all that floor rust is unusual.

Floor pans? We don't need no stinking floor pans.............Day 3 after sand blasting. Can we say.......Swiss Cheese :shock:

I know it's been a while since I started this thread, been real busy at work. Here are a few more pics of the tear down, day 1 and day 2. Stainless steel floor pans, held in place with spray foam insulation....

I have had this 38 on the back burner for a couple of years. Time to :grd: DAY ONE The tear down.