wanted to see if i over paid

The SAS convention is from sky's off-road designs

 

hard to see in the picture but i don't see any frame reinforcement plates?

 

My body work cost about 3500 and it was no where near this bad haha

 

It helps when you know enough people to get it cheap enough
I give my guy enough work so when it comes to my personal car I get good deals

 

Let's see some flexed out pics! ...and some pics of the SAS in day light!

 

From when I was getting it towed to my buddy's shop yesterday morning as I got a cab with doors from a 99

 

Looks like some sketchbag fab work, no frame plates are a bad sign.

Call up the tow truck driver.

 

The frame is plated, just hard to see

 

By the looks of it it's only plated to the front shock hoop mount.

 

Yah it does appear that way, hard to tell with the pictures. But it does only look like the front it plated

 

But honestly if the rest of the work is sound that should be ok for a mild rig.

 

Honestly I think you got a pretty good deal as long as the fab work is sound which it appears to be. If you plan on it just being a wheeler then don't mess with the body work. If it were mine I'd redo the sliders, add a set of full doors and dd the thing as is and beat the shit out of it on the trails. That and make sure the front axle has chromos and upgrade a few other things.

 

I got completely totaled 99 trd model for 800 bucks so I guess I'll go ahead and have all body work done since I have a good cab

 

Should put some more pictures up! Looks like a sweet truck!

 

x2 lol

Honestly if you plan on wheeling it, don't bother with fixing the body. I'd only fit it enough to be able to enclose the cab (get the windshield back on and doors for when it's cold.)

 

You pretty much said what I did after my first rollover

 

The engine, trans, and transfer case, front bumper, winch, and lift have to be worth close to what you paid for it. You just got a free truck to take all that home in.