Arkansas Body Drop

like i said you think 5000 dollars your goin to get a bodydrop complets rear suspension boxing in the frame and not to mention tubular control arms and all the other trucks at showfest was in radical where the big dogs play

put pics of his rear clip up and let everyone decide for themselfs

That's Deon's fault he said set the price and date. And your truck has been there longer than 4 weeks, it was there when we put his back together. That was 8 weeks ago.

Don't get me wrong, he does decent quality work, but damn you can't keep someone's stuff that long. I believe he got a little over his head and was taking way too much for him to handle at one time.

chase, $3500 for a 4 inch is a great deal. I was priced at $3500 for a stock floor from one of my friends in Austin, TX. He said the metal prices have soared in the last few months, same stick he paid $70 for 6 months ago is now $200. Are you doing raised floor or stock floor? I think $3500 is a little steep for raised floor, but it's pretty much standard at $1000/inch of bodydrop.

diamond, how much u charge to section a gas tank? I need a corner rounded off to clear my trackbar, and an appx. 3" section.

I say barry... It'll take him a while but all his work is top notch. You want a rush job that has problems go somewhere else. If you want quality with no issues go to barry..He stockfloored my mazda about 3 years ago and no problems to date.. and might i add it's a total stock floor including bedfloor... How many of those do you see?. 479-970-5459 if he answers. if not just blow it up till he does.....lol

Some pic's of a 01 Chevy he did a lil while back...



Doesn't even look like it's been cut down



Side shot



Inside view

thats the frame boxed in? I thought about just reworking the suspension actually and getting a tube bridge or something..

ya i talked to a guy in tennessee about all that he told me no matter what to go with a stock floor cause its worth it in the long run.. but its been obsolete and hardly anyone is doing it anymore

Are you sure that wasnt that a cut floor was obsolete..lol