Does this look safe at all??

Nothing personal to the guy who did the work on this but he was telling me about his work and how hes going to be helping out build cars for some of the guys in a well known car club. But if you look at the picture of this step notch nothing is boxed or even straight. I sure wouldnt want this guy building anyone a car that is going to fall apart on the freeway and hurt someone!

http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/ind...endID=1438997&albumID=681897&imageID=11556356

 

wow thats so dangerous i love his half cut leaf spring to

 

" You Must Be Logged-In to do That!"

no can see no pictures

 

Look at the part he welded onto the frame is just bent up by a hammer where he didnt cut it all the way or something. He told me he cut the peices out using about 50 grinding discs.

 

looks like its pretty unsafe to me

 

Turn the TV off.

 

Wow!

 

yikes!!

 

rockabilly poser strikes again!

 

Wow, can I get his number, maybe he can build me a chassis cheap. That looks great, no gussets, no plating, just a...something on the bottom with a...something bent up. Nice piece of work. I hope it's not supporting anything like the car.

 

graduate of the erecter set engineering school.........

 

Yeah, it's perfectly safe. As long as the car is only going to sit on display in front of a retro McDonalds. With a couple jackstands under it.

 

if you want safe go check out the OSHA message board.....bunch of sissies......

 

Awesome welds.

 

No thanks

 

Yikes is right...some guys can defend these kind of guys all they want, but this kind of half-ass crap could hurt somebody!

 

well,

on the bright side at least he sprayed some black paint on the notch...

 

gravity wins every time!

 

kinda a crappy attitude for an FNG




I don't think those are welds it looks like bubble gum painted over

 

what the hell does he think he need a 18" notch for? ain't no tire gonna tuck the axle up that high unless he cuts hole in his quarter panels for the tires to stick up through.

 

The funniest part is the caption that he wrote for the picture....

"Overkill"

 

the POS in question!!!!!!!!

 

It ain't just him out on that highway, and I'll bet your tune would change if he killed or injured someone you cared about. And if he does, his reckless behavior could effect all of us.
A persons craftsmanship speaks volumes about that person, what does shitty work like that say about him?

 

Where's this ass hat from so I can avoid that particular state....

 

Safe, safe at second base! But he will never make it to home base.

 

Well,if you welded like that as a "Shipfitter",you would sink!!! FNG's that just post smartass comments,don't usually last very long here.Unsafe crap might be OK in your eyes,but rodding in general gets a bad rap if unsafe building kills or injures anyone.If you can't contribute anything worthwhile maybe you should just read and learn for a while.Try engaging your brain,before engaging your mouth!!!

 

thats about as safe as raping a porcupine....

 

...after you turn it inside out.

 

UUUHHHHHHHHH>>>>>>>>>>>= WHY?! Jeez, the car only has 15's, why not just do some research and do it right the first time? I know I'm scared to death doing my frame right now, that's why I'm taking my time with research, lots of measurements and prep, right now it's cut and stepped but figuring out how much to overlap for weld area and the safest way to box and gusset it before I go back together with it. I know I don't want to die or kill someone else because I got in a hurry or did something wrong.

 

Look what Jesse James did to unknowing skateboarders. Probably failed geometry class too.