Sean
	Camp Pendleton, CA, USA Joined: 01/10/2008

My Lifestyles:
Hot Rodder, Build-It, Drive-It, Rat Rod, Build-It, Ride-It

Ford Econoline Pickup "Lead Turtle"

I have had it for about a year and have alot of plans for it now all I need it initiative to do it.

this is what I had to start with.

I had to section 2" out of them.

I also removed the rear steak bed pocks and spare tire mount.

Garage Storage

www.vintage-vans.com/	A real good resource if you are having problems finding parts/.
www.ckdeluxemag.com/classifieds/post.php?post_id=2743	Good site if you are looking to bye a rat rod.
www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=219999&page=2	found some good info here
sandiego.craigslist.org/	If you want to find a good deal on any thing local this is the place to go.

DsFords	05-27-2008 6:46 PM Those Econolines can look really cool. Fun to drive, too!
Sean	01-19-2008 12:39 PM I am going to do the mas 5" drop axle and flip the springs in the back.
erock805	01-19-2008 1:02 AM it looks like your makin in sweet! what did you decide to do to lower it? I have some super cheap alternatives...that I didnt share...they would get it down...but...
kastoo	01-13-2008 12:21 AM Man I love those Econolines! You are one lucky man!

time to lower her ears - I Shaved the door handles, removed the rear steak bed pockets, and spare tire mount. I will be shaving the steak bed holes soon. IF any one in the san diago area is willing to sponsor me I need the bed media blasted, some one to paint my truck, and some one to upholster the seats and make a carpet for it. Read More...
intro - So far I have striped the out side of the truck and installed seats. The seats are captain chairs out of a Chevy conversion van. I sectioned out 2" to make them fit. Well that is all of the big stuff any ways. Read More...