Project: Chop Suey (1990 B2200 - full custom)

awesome build and looks like great work! keep it up! you should chop the top a couple inches once you get all the hardest stuff here done... lol maybe not, that's even more work!

Man this build is amazing!

And i thought cutting the rear cab wall out of my b to put a 4 runner power rear window was nuts!

Ditto on updates???!!!

bump, im excited about this build! lol

Awesome build. Way to think outside the box.

Bump updates need them we all wanna see what's new

Well it's been a while with no internet. Unfortunately, not too much new right now. I'm waiting on my LCA's to arrive so I can finish up the front end of the frame. As soon as i can assemble the front, the cab is going back on. Then the real fun begins! In the meantime, I managed to find an 85 Toyota axle for the rear and just finishing up with the rear disc conversion. I'll try to post some pics when I get a chance.

I do have a question for anyone running billets. I'm getting ready to order my rims and trying to make sure I have the right offset. I'm body dropped around 4" and will be sticking with the stock spindles and 2wd sheet metal. Anyone know what offset I would need for a 19" or 20" rim? Also, what is a good size tire to run with? I love rubber bands, but gotta protect the rims at the same time!

Hopefully I'll have some pics for y'all soon. Trust me, I want to be able to post them, for the sake of progress! Cheers.

I was looking at some 20 for my excab tim shop told me a plus 35 would be find for it with stock metal factory off set is plus 15 just an idea

please do the wait is killing me.

I always wanted to do what you are doing. Thought I would do it the exact way you are doing it. Awesome man.