then I took the piece of frame I cut out and cleaned it up and welded it back it as a gusset. so the gusset is welded in and bolted in for max strength.
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Building a retro M37
I am building a retro M37. It was originally a 1952. I'm attemptiing to slide a 1992 chassi under it. I really want a 6bt drive train so I thought I'd give it a go. This way if I am travelling with it and need parts, I go get 1992 parts. Easier than trying to find 1952 replacement parts. Would like ...