How to build a 1955 Chevy COE Ramp truck with 12 valve Cummins engine. Part 3

Building a 1955 chevy Coe ramp truck car hauler. Powered by a 5.9L 12 valve cummins engine with 5 speed transmission. 19.5 wheels, Fabricated ramp bed. This is the third parts of build. We will be look at steering. The turbo relocation. And cutting the rear frame and Z' ing it.
Dodge
Chevy
Cummins
Steel fabrication

[@chriscann8124]

The time lapse was perfect. Keep doing that.

[@hotrodhouse]

Brilliant advice on sourcing the best manifold and then dropping the turbo on a square tube, I will be doing that. That chassis drop was legend mate, proper old skool hotrodding.

[@oldgeeser]

That is very innovative, I really like what you did there to your frame.

[@billmiller5075]

Looks great

[@Mr5speed]

GREAT work & thought process. I'm thinking the end product will further resemble factory design and finish. Not be be repetative, I agree the time lapse was done well in post.

[@IronheadGarage]

Nice job Looking good👍

[@edchamberlain8073]

👍👍

[@marcking1784]

Awesome

[@duallie6734]

Just subscribed to your channel, cool stuff. I noticed that your chassis has a crazy swaybar, what/who is the manufacturer of the chassis?????

[@boogietech]

Its a C-30 Chassis out from under a motorhome. That's why it has that big swaybar.

[@duallie6734]

@@boogietech great thank you Sir, now on with the project! Lol

[@quinton3997]

What kind of frame did you start with I'm thinking of useing a travco frame

[@boogietech]

1996 C30 motorhome chassis

[@lynnwarren07]

@@boogietech c30 or p30? what's the track width of the front tires?