I found these pictures recently that I took a couple years ago when I was putting the Bronco rear end in my pickup. I thoght it was a great choice because all four wheels would have the same bolt pattern.... Then I put in the Fiero front end and screwed up that plan.
But that's not why I started this thread. I wanted to show you how easy it is to lay out flames on a black primered car (or truck). It's as easy as drawing on a blackboard with a piece of chalk. I borrowed my grand daughter's pink sidewalk chalk. You can remove mistakes with a damp cloth. when you get something you like you can take a picture to refer to when it's time to paint. If you drive a suede car you can have a different flame job for each cruise. (If it don't rain)
The 47 Case tractor in the background is handy for lifting bodies on or off the frame.
AL
